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With business travel all but stopped, city hotels and tourist organizations have made a full-court press to attract local and nearby leisure travelers with bottom-barrel rates and extra perks.

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Political campaigns are becoming more expensive, as more Americans contribute to candidates and outside groups blanket the airwaves and fund armies of canvassers.

Senate Democrats are distancing themselves from calls by progressives for President-elect Joe Biden to play hardball with Republicans over his Cabinet picks.

Republican senators with an eye on running for the White House in 2024 are gearing up to battle against President-elect Joe Biden’s Cabinet picks, setting up a debate within the Senate GOP conference over how hard to push back on Biden’s nominees.

Senate Democrats on Tuesday morning reelected Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) as Senate minority leader along with the rest of his leadership team, including Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), who will serve another term as Senate minority whip, and Sen.

A razor-tight Senate margin is complicating President-elect Joe Biden's strategy for filling his Cabinet by making it more difficult to pick sitting lawmakers for plum posts.

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The year has been characterised by a long list of high-profile celebrity deaths

Happy Monday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I'm Rebecca Kheel, and here's your nightly guide to the latest developments at the Pentagon, on Capitol Hill and beyond.

From Jacare Souza's test result to Walt Harris' emotional return, the UFC's Jacksonville experience was a memorable one. Here's how it went down.

As Australia announces plans to revive tourism, we look at 10 top travel destinations and their timetables for reopening. The challenge: balancing safety with the need to reboot.

Justice Alito’s recent speech violated the Ginsburg rule. That he did it in a way that implicates public safety during a pandemic is what’s so disturbing about it.

But the collapse of these far-fetched theories about voter fraud is forcing many Trump supporters to confront reality, creating a rare opportunity to undermine Trumpism.

The president’s reelection strategy may be absurd, profoundly unscrupulous and astoundingly reductive, but it works.

What’s at stake for Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google.

At The Hill, we understand if you struggled to keep up with all of 2020’s memorable moments.

If Putin decides to escalate Russia’s involvement in the Venezuelan crisis, he may lean on methods honed in Syria.

US troops provide Afghan allies with vital support, and winning the trust of tribes is key to staving off defeat.

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President Trump’s loss in the 2020 election — and his continued attempts to pretend it didn’t happen — are throwing the Republican Party and the broader forces of conservatism into turmoil.

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Happy Friday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I'm Rebecca Kheel, and here's your nightly guide to the latest developments at the Pentagon, on Capitol Hill and beyond.

Welcome to Hillicon Valley, The Hill's newsletter detailing all you need to know about the tech and cyber news from Capitol Hill to Silicon Valley.

Even before he was elected in 2016, Donald J. Trump was building a conspiracy theory about voter fraud that took on new energy this year, as his political fortunes ebbed during the coronavirus pandemic.

The malls and grocery stores of the 20th century are being converted into industrial conveyor belts of goods and services traveling from the internet to your home.

Christopher Krebs was fired after seeking to debunk conspiracies about voter fraud and the security of the election.

Climate change is only worsening the record-breaking wildfires, heat and air pollution in California and the West.

Welcome to The Hill’s Campaign Report, your daily rundown on all the latest news in the 2020 presidential, Senate and House races. Did someone forward this to you?

From experimental aperitivo bars to pizza labs to Michelin-starred bistros, cool Italian establishments are filling the French capital, and Parisians are flocking to them.

Happy Friday and welcome back to On The Money. I’m Sylvan Lane, and here’s your nightly guide to everything affecting your bills, bank account and bottom line.

Happy Tuesday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I'm Ellen Mitchell, and here's your nightly guide to the latest developments at the Pentagon, on Capitol Hill and beyond.

Happy Wednesday and welcome back to On The Money. I’m Sylvan Lane, and here’s your nightly guide to everything affecting your bills, bank account and bottom line.

Look for flexible cancellation and rebooking policies, and trips you can book next summer and beyond, when the coronavirus may be more controlled.

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HAPPY WEDNESDAY! Welcome to Overnight Energy, The Hill's roundup of the latest energy and environment news. Please send tips and comments to Rebecca Beitsch at rbeitsch@thehill.com.

The former president, who owned slaves and whose policies forced Native Americans to relocate, is the latest target of those eager to remove memorials of marred historical figures.

Here’s a guide to what will, and won’t, happen today.

There are countless ways to invite Paris into your home. All you need is a little creativity. And perhaps a glass of Champagne.

Happy Friday and welcome back to On The Money, where we’re wondering what fast food burger could possibly be

Trump's approval rating is dismal, and partisans are highly engaged and unlikely to stray from their respective party nominees.

The wine world is anxious as tariffs have been threatened against all wines from the European Union. These prices may not last for long.

How much can you count on late bloomers such as Meyers and Swift going forward? Our NFL Nation reporters have the inside scoop.

Democratic senators on Tuesday pressed Facebook and Twitter over measures the social media giants are taking to combat election misinformation ahead of the Georgia Senate runoffs that will decide party control of th

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Here's how fans can support both the industry and anime creators they love in many different ways.

The House appears poised to override President Trump’s veto of the must-pass annual defense policy bill, a dramatic rebuke of Trump in the final days of his presidency.

House Democrats are weighing how to move forward with a flurry of ongoing probes and future investigations if President Trump loses on Tuesday.

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Unlike any other Chinese leader since 1949, he has no identifiable rivals and no likely successors.

"The most feared investor in America" has Twitter’s CEO in his sights

A Biden presidency could have major ramifications on U.S. tech policy.

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and voting rights advocate Stacey Abrams are among the list of nominees for Time magazine’s Person of the Year distinction for 2020.

Major companies are often wary of conflict, especially in a polarized time. But some are now taking a stand on racial injustice and police violence.

It’s clear what reforms are needed. Some states are even implementing them.

From international flight bans to requiring travelers to quarantine, countries are taking aggressive measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

The immigration court backlog crisis is the real threat to our asylum program, not the proposed regulations.

Section 230 of the CDA provides a liability shield to platforms for user-generated content.

President Trump has gone a full week without making any public comments beyond his Twitter feed, a rare instance of extended absence as he refuses to concede the election.

Protests have expanded to include demands for a more honest accounting of American history. An Air Force sergeant linked to an anti-government movement was charged with murder.

A backlash is mounting against depictions of “good cops,” on television and in the street.

COVID-19 will bring with it a crisis of loneliness — and to solve it, we’re going to have to get creative

Did a successful prank inflate attendance expectations for President Trump’s rally in Tulsa, Okla.?

The president-elect is making the climate a top priority.

Le'Veon Bell is the Jets' best RB despite a poor 2019 season, but coach Adam Gase's affinity for Frank Gore is one reason things could get messy.

A new report about an outbreak spawned by a Maine wedding reception lays out how one case led to so much suffering and death.

Bon Appétit's recent firings point to systemic issues in food media.

Biden inherits a challenging national security environment and his team must avoid repeating mistakes of the past.

A network of right-wing operatives and activists — and the president himself — spread disinformation about Joe Biden with one simple hashtag.

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The conservative Club for Growth is launching a new ad blitz in Georgia next week targeting Republican voters as the GOP works to juice turnout for the state’s two Senate runoffs.

President Trump has a path to victory; an ounce of self-control will deliver a pound of success.

After a motorcycle accident left Jeremy Bromwell sidelined and inactive, he learned to eat more mindfully and is now healthier than ever.

Major demonstrations are planned across the country on Saturday, including in Washington, where thousands of protesters are expected to converge.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has thrown his support behind progressive congressional candidate Julie Oliver in her race for a House seat in central Texas.

New biographies shed light on Malcolm X, Sylvia Plath and the Beatles, plus the latest fiction from Tana French, Martin Amis, Sayaka Murata and more.

A little planning goes a long way to help a holiday meal come together easily.

While many Americans suffered, the richest among us kept getting richer.

Happy Thursday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I'm Rebecca Kheel, and here's your nightly guide to the latest developments at the Pentagon, on Capitol Hill and beyond.

ESPN's Todd McShay with coronavirus and will miss NFL Draft coverage.

The Norwegian capital is filled with art and stunning architecture, but nature, too, is an integral part of urban life.

As the crucial swing voting bloc in the state’s two pivotal Senate runoffs, they have a clear choice.

How did the rookie come so far, so fast? Tenacity, rare physical traits and textbook technique, according to three former NFL offensive linemen.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is running a general election campaign during the Democratic primary.

Her legal first name will be ‘c’

President Trump said he and Vladimir Putin did not discuss reported Russian bounties for killing American troops. A new poll shows Mr. Trump and Joe Biden locked in a tight race in Georgia.

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In this week’s newsletter, Stein discusses the N.B.A.’s plans to try to return from the coronavirus pandemic, with the backdrop the continuing reaction to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

The president’s result came after he spent months playing down the severity of the outbreak that has killed more than 207,000 in the United States and hours after insisting that “the end of the pandemic is in sight.”

Desperate to revive tourism, countries around the globe are offering incentives to visit — but Americans, barred from most of these destinations, won’t be able to take advantage of them.

The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo agreed to normalize economic relations in a meeting at the White House with President Trump on Friday, with the Muslim-majority nations also notably agreeing to closer ties with Israel.