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WadeNorth Korea fires ballistic missile amid rising animosities TOP NEWSElectionsRoe draft supercharges battle for state controlCampaigns are already conducting polling related to the impact of a court ruling on the general election.By Zach Montellaro and Holly Otterbein congressMore than a show vote? Senate Dems weigh their Roe plansTheir preferred vehicle to respond to the Supreme Court breach is all but sure to fail. Whether more abortion debate will follow remains unclear.By Marianne LeVine and Alice Miranda Ollstein Opinion | Abortion Might Not Be the Wedge Issue It Used to BeOpinion by Sarah IsgurOpinion | Why Abortion May Not Stay a ‘State’s Rights’ Issue for Very LongOpinion by Jeff GreenfieldElections‘Are you going to cave?’ GOP primaries pit ‘fighters’ against ‘governing wing’Primary clashes in states across the country will shape the potential GOP House majority.By Ally MutnickHere are the Trump-backed candidates who won Tuesday's primariesFarewell to the dumbest Senate primary everOhio's Republican primary campaign was uniquely stupid, by almost any standard.By Natalie AllisonCrypto super PAC muscles into Pennsylvania Senate raceBy Holly OtterbeinCrypto enters primary season with Ohio victories SUPREME COURTExclusiveDonald Trump Jr. interviews with Jan. 6 select panelBy Kyle Cheney, Betsy Woodruff Swan and Nicholas WuLEGALRoberts investigation could make the Supreme Court very uncomfortableBy Kyle CheneyMenendez reiterates call for DOJ to probe former Florida lawmakerBy Stephany MatatCongress Minutes Abortion fight shakes up competitive south Texas Democratic runoffBy Anthony AdragnaWhite HouseBiden: MAGA is the ‘most extreme political organization’ in recent U.S. historyBy Quint ForgeyFinance & Tax'Inflation is much too high': Powell puts the hammer on price spikesBy Victoria GuidaUkraineFunerals and wine bars: Kyiv's return to normalcy isn't normal at allBy Christopher Miller VIDEOPsaki: White House notes ‘unprecedented nature’ of SCOTUS draft opinion, but is more concerned over its content NEWSLETTERS PlaybookThe unofficial guide to official Washington.POLITICOPolitico LogoMAGAZINEPolitico Magazine LogoVisit MagazineFourth EstateOpinion | It’s About Time Someone Punctured the Supreme Court’s Veil of SecrecyLong abetted by a deferential media, the highest court has operated behind closed doors. The public has suffered for it.Opinion by Jack ShaferAltitudeAlito Wants a Brawl and Looks Likely to Get OneHis contentious and self-assured draft opinion throws gasoline on the fire of the abortion debate at every level.By John F. HarrisOn The BenchOpinion | Alito’s Case for Overturning Roe is Weak for a ReasonThe conservative Supreme Court majority is more focused on politics than law.Opinion by Aziz HuqOn The BenchWhat Rights Could Unravel NextA close reading of the draft opinion overturning Roe suggests that other precedents could be vulnerable, despite Justice Alito’s assurances otherwise. Here’s why. By Robert L. TsaiPoliticsOpinion | You Can Cry If You Want To, But It’s Not Our Third PartyPlease disregard a new poll showing the American public open to an independent candidate in 2024.Opinion by Jeff GreenfieldCapital CityWashington Stages Its Own 1970s Disaster MovieThe White House Correspondents' Dinner felt normal — unnervingly so.By Michael SchafferPrimary SourceThe Mysterious Case of Marina O.Her anti-war protest on live Russian TV was seen by millions. But is she a Kremlin stooge? By Zoya SheftalovichFourth EstateOpinion | Biden’s Hopeless Disinformation PoliceYou can't trust the Department of Homeland Security’s truth cops.Opinion by Jack Shafer Person of InterestThe Man Behind the Account that Blew Up Capitol Hill‘Dear White Staffers’ has chronicled the rotten bosses in Congress for two years. It’s not running out of material.By Ruby Cramer History Dept.The Night Kennedy and Nixon Were BunkmatesThey would become rivals, but on an overnight trip early in their careers they demonstrated a kind of politics that placed ideas above party.By Bryan Bender Q&AHow To Make a President FunnyObama’s comedy writer on the goal of presidential humor, Trump’s best zinger and the worst political jokester in history.By Sam SteinPrevious SlideNext Slide INTERACTIVESRepublicans are poised to win the House and Senate. Welcome to our Election Forecast.We rated every race in play in the midterms. Here’s who we think will win. ELECTIONS Trump-backed Vance wins Ohio GOP Senate nodTwo key House districts in Indiana and another handful in Ohio also have big primaries.By Steven Shepard, Zach Montellaro and Ally MutnickTrump flexes and the center shrinks: 5 takeaways from a key primary nightBy David Siders and Adam WrenA mole hunt, a secret website and Peter Thiel's big risk: How J.D. Vance won his primaryBy Alex IsenstadtHere are the Trump-backed candidates who won Tuesday's primariesBy Marissa Martinez LEGALSupreme Court has voted to overturn abortion rights, draft opinion shows“We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled,” Justice Alito writes in an initial majority draft circulated inside the court.By Josh Gerstein and Alexander WardWhat falls after Roe? Liberals warn of a privacy rights nightmare.By Josh Gerstein and Alexander WardDemocrats skeptical SCOTUS will save them in NovemberBy Elena Schneider and David SidersWe answered your questions about the future of Roe v. WadeBy POLITICO Staff CONGRESS Republicans rage about breach of draft Roe opinion Rather than reveling in a document that supports their anti-abortion views, most of the GOP trained its fire on the source of the breach.By Kyle Cheney and Andrew DesiderioWhat can Dems do if Roe v. Wade is overturned? Not much.By Alice Miranda Ollstein and Megan MesserlyMcConnell closes in on Roe after years of pushing the courts rightwardBy Burgess EverettDems vow abortion rights floor fight in wake of Roe draft opinionBy Marianne LeVine and Sarah Ferris INTERNATIONALDestruction of cultural sites in Ukraine puts country’s identity in peril U.S. agencies and international organizations are concerned war in Ukraine puts history and culture in peril as remote monitoring continues.By Joseph GedeonAbortion rights in Europe vary widely — and are getting squeezedBy Carlo Martuscelli and Sarah-Taïssir BencharifBoris Johnson tells Ukraine that West was ‘too slow’ to grasp Russia threatBy Annabelle Dickson‘Fortuitous timing’: U.S. fight galvanizes abortion debate in CanadaBy Nick Taylor-Vaisey WHITE HOUSE Biden wants to make the Roe v. Wade decision about much more than abortionResponding to reports that the Supreme Court is ready to overturn Roe, the president warned that "other basic rights" will come next.By Laura Barrón-López and Alice Miranda Ollstein Bidenworld wants to make the midterms more about Trump and hopes Elon Musk helpsBy Jonathan Lemire‘American democracy is not a reality show’: Biden roasts, and reflects, at WHCDBy Myah WardBiden: Mondale rescued me from darknessBy David Cohen STATESDemocrats clash over return to office as NYC cubicles sit vacantThe split means there’s no shared vision for the post-pandemic future of the nation’s largest metropolis, whose office workers have returned at a slower rate than in most other big cities in the U.S. By Erin Durkin‘DeSantis seems unstoppable’: Florida Dems worry they can’t beat the governorBy Matt Dixon Florida lost 70,000 people to Covid. It’s still not prepared for the next wave.By Arek Sarkissian How Elon Musk wields his influence in SacramentoBy Susannah Luthi and Alexander Nieves CORONAVIRUSOfficials are nervous about mask mandates — even in Covid hot spotsIn an election year where more than 30 governors, Congress and many state legislatures are on the ballot, politicians have been loath to consider mandates.By Shannon Young Jonathan Karl tests positive for Covid after sitting next to Kim KardashianBy Max TaniEvidence of Trump officials’ meddling puts trust spotlight on CDCBy Krista Mahr‘It's insanity’: Providers end Covid care for uninsured in the wake of congressional inactionBy Megan Messerly and Krista Mahr EARLIER Abortion statistics by state: Maps, trigger laws, and possible bansBy Dan GoldbergHarris on GOP’s anti-abortion push: ‘How dare they’By Eugene Daniels and Myah WardStrength in numbers — maybe? House liberals mull their futureBy Nicholas WuRead Justice Alito's initial draft abortion opinion which would overturn Roe v. WadeBy POLITICO StaffPelosi concludes secret visit to UkraineBy Alexander Ward, Andrew Desiderio and Sarah FerrisImmigration reform withers as Democrats descend into border infightingBy Marianne LeVine, Sarah Ferris and Laura Barrón-López Trumpworld braces for ‘a couple of ugly nights’ in MayBy David SidersHow rare is a Supreme Court breach? Very rareBy Josh Gerstein10 key passages from Alito’s draft opinion, which would overturn Roe v. WadeBy Josh Gerstein Judge upholds Jan. 6 committee subpoena for RNC recordsBy Kyle CheneyDems grimace at Manchin’s bipartisan energy detourBy Burgess Everett, Anthony Adragna and Marianne LeVineThe UFO briefings on Capitol Hill have begun. Lawmakers aren’t impressed.By Bryan Bender MOST READSupreme Court has voted to overturn abortion rights, draft opinion showsA mole hunt, a secret website and Peter Thiel's big risk: How J.D. Vance won his primaryRead Justice Alito's initial draft abortion opinion which would overturn Roe v. WadeTrump flexes and the center shrinks: 5 takeaways from a key primary nightTrump-backed Vance wins Ohio GOP Senate nod VIDEO Vance thanks Trump after winning GOP Senate primary in OhioRep. Tim Ryan speaks after winning Democratic Senate primary in OhioHarris says GOP wants to restrict women's rightsPoliticians and protesters sound off on Roe draft opinion, in 180 secondsA rare breach: POLITICO reporter comments on abortion rights draft opinion WUERKER CARTOONS TALKERSSupreme Court has voted to overturn abortion rights, draft opinion showsTrumpworld braces for ‘a couple of ugly nights’ in May10 key passages from Alito’s draft opinion, which would overturn Roe v. WadeHow rare is a Supreme Court breach? Very rareTrevor Noah's best jokes at the WHCDHave a news tip?Contact POLITICO reporters and provide materials in an anonymous and secure way. 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