Riley Rogerson is a Politics Reporter at NOTUS. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and international affairs, drawing on her extensive experience as a former congressional reporter for The Daily Beast and the Anchorage Daily News. Riley's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Yahoo News, POLITICO, and The Texas Tribune.
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The Ohio Republican facing allegations of domestic abuse is not on a list of national GOP priority candidates.
Rep. Joe Morelle, the top Democrat on the House Administration Committee, is encouraging states to pick up the pace on their ballot counting.
By: Riley Rogerson, Kelsey Brugger
Rep. Lori Trahan said she and other House Democrats would haul in tech CEOs, like Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, if her party takes back the majority.
By: Kelsey Brugger, Riley Rogerson
Rep. Lori Trahan passed on a bid for leadership to focus on artificial intelligence policy last week
By: Mia McCarthy, Riley Rogerson
GOP lawmakers said they are counting on the president to draw a contrast with Democrats in Dallas, not prosecute personal grievances.
By: Riley Rogerson, Kelsey Brugger
“Not enough of Congress is focusing on this,” Rep. Anna Paulina Luna said on X.
By: Kelsey Brugger, Riley Rogerson
“Not enough of Congress is focusing on this,” Rep. Anna Paulina Luna said on X.
The veteran Virginia Democrat is facing a challenge from Rep. Jahana Hayes.
By: Kelsey Brugger, Riley Rogerson
Members of both parties have little hope that Congress will pass AI safety legislation this year — or confidence they’ll be able to build consensus in 2027.
By: Riley Rogerson
Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie's first general election ad calls for a data center moratorium.
