Author: Savannah Kuchar, USA TODAY

From major chains to local shops, the coffee business is disproportionately white. Data shows little progress made, despite cafes’ recent pledges.

2024 hopefuls from both parties are turning some of the most well-known jokes, or criticism, about them into creative campaign merchandise.

Ohio voters rejected a proposal to limit constitutional amendments. The special election could have national repercussions going into 2024.

The 81-year-old senator was drowned out by boos and “retire” chants during his speech to a crowd in Kentucky.

Biden continues to be scrutinized following the discovery of classified documents in his home and office. Meanwhile, Congress debates the debt limit.

The biggest news of the week: There is finally a speaker of the House. Friday was also the second anniversary of the January 6, 2021, insurrection,

After domestic spending debate held up negotiations, Congress passed a measure to delay the spending bill vote another week. Here’s what else happened this week.

Days after Sen. Warnock won the Georgia runoff, giving Dems a 51-49 majority, Sen. Sinema announced her change in party. More in this week in politics

Congress passed legislation to prevent a massive rail strike, plus a bill on same-sex marriage rights. Walker and Warnock campaign in their runoff. And more.

As election results come in, races across states are seeing historic representation among winners, including Arkansas’s first female governor.