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A close-up of rare earth metal produced at a facility in Fort Worth, Texas. Critiical minerals are seen as essential for a 21st century economy, and as the U.S. seeks more of them, research is showing there is more to be gained from materials that have already been mined.

Pursuit of critical minerals unearths new idea: Use what鈥檚 already dug up

Lawmakers vow a probe into Capitol Police for breach by mob

Lawmakers evacuated as Trump supporters storm US Capitol

Documenting, for the first time, all the slaveholders of Congress

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Where civil debates yield civic results

Trump wants 10 GOP lawmakers gone. This one may prove tricky.

Taliban enter Afghan provincial capital, lawmaker says, continuing sweep

What Biden can do to seal US border 鈥� and the role Congress plays

Why did Mississippi lawmakers pass its largest state income tax cut?

Border talks on the rocks? Why Congress hasn鈥檛 found a fix.

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