Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said there’s no way he can deliver that to the president.

Republicans are the ones leading the investigation—but President Trump is still worried about what it means for him.

Why the hell are Democratic leaders giving up on a mask ban for federal immigration agents?

The challenge of shouldering more of the burden of administrative and program costs is falling on state lawmakers, who now face difficult decisions on what to fund.

People in red states are growing increasingly mad about the ICE detention centers in their communities.

Scott Bessent claimed he never wrote a letter warning investors about the impact of tariffs. Well, here’s the proof.

First, Public Figure A smears trans people. The culture doesn’t care. Then comes the racism or antisemitism. But transphobia is a gateway drug.

The director of national intelligence tried to defend holding up a whistleblower report for eight months.

Marimar Martinez revealed what happened after she was shot five times by a Border Patrol agent.

Republicans apparently aren’t interested in hearing the testimony of Renee Good’s brothers after an ICE agent killed her in Minneapolis.

The Republican leader doesn’t care whatsoever about Trump’s extreme suggestion.

Representative Mike Lawler, a swing-district Republican, faced overwhelming anger at his own town hall.

The “election reform” plan would in reality make it much, much harder to vote.

Senate Democrats are finally showing a united front after federal immigration agents killed two people in Minneapolis.

The Republican members of Congress appeared at the event alongside a pro-Russian right-wing nationalist.

The Democratic Party is one step closer to a big victory in the redistricting battles.

His “Great Healthcare Plan” is anything but.

At least a handful of Republicans in Congress are pushing back against President Trump’s quest to take over Greenland.

The former Arizona senator used Taylor Swift concert tickets and molly, among other gifts, to try to steal someone else’s husband, according to the lawsuit.

The Republican majority has let Trump do pretty much anything he wants—even when it tramples on Congress’s authority.