Sahil Kapur is a Senior National Political Reporter at NBC News. He covers Capitol Hill, elections, and the intersection of politics and public policy in Washington, with a focus on the dynamics between the White House and Congress during various governmental configurations. Sahil's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NBC 6 Miami, Yahoo News, and MSNBC.
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Sahil's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics within the United States, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He covers topics such as Congress, Congressional districts, immigration, the Biden administration, and the Republican Party.
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By: Kyle Stewart, Frank Thorp, Owen Hayes, Sasha-Marquez, Alexandra Marquez, Scott Wong, Jonathan Allen, Marshall Crook, Sahil Kapur
Trump voters in some of the nation's most competitive congressional districts showed a new willingness to voice critiques of the administration in interviews with NBC News.
By: Raquel Coronell Uribe, Sahil Kapur
Responding to a senator's questions, Gen. Dan Caine said the Pentagon did not plan to send military personnel to voting sites or to seize ballots or voting machines.
By: Sahil Kapur
The legislation, which already passed the Senate, now goes to President Donald Trump to become law, checking off the main item on Congress' to-do list ahead of the midterms.
By: Scott Wong, Sahil Kapur
Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries said his party would unify around undoing Trump's Medicaid cuts and reviving ACA funds that the GOP ended. Some Democrats want to go bigger.
By: Sahil Kapur, Kyle Stewart
The Republican-led resolution, which requires two-thirds support in the House and Senate, comes in response to increasing openness among Democrats to expand the court.
By: Sahil Kapur
Rep. Robert Garcia would most likely chair the Oversight Committee, while Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., is in line to chair the Judiciary Committee. Here's how they would use that power.
The Republican-led resolution, which requires two-thirds support in the House and the Senate, is a response to increasing openness among Democrats to expand the court.
By: Frank Thorp, Sahil Kapur, Katie Taylor, Olivia Patel, Zara Morris, Ryan Nobles, Elyse Perlmutter-Gumbiner, Kyle Stewart
Some GOP lawmakers in highly competitive races are going to the party's midterm convention in Dallas this week, while others are skipping it.
By: Rob Wile, Sahil Kapur, Gary Grumbach, Laura Strickler, Garrett Haake, Peter Nicholas Megan Shannon
Legal experts, economists and even Trump's fellow Republicans say the plan faces a bevy of practical obstacles and long odds in Congress.
By: Sahil Kapur
The 20-year-old Italian now has an 81-point advantage in the standings after inheriting the lead Sunday in Madrid when an unlucky “virtual safety car” cost Lando Norris.
