Republicans redraw district maps across Southern states as Democrats frame the fight as a civil rights battle over Black voter representation in Congress.

Lawmakers say they’re ready to put partisan bickering aside and move some bipartisan bills before midterm campaigning gets into full swing.

The House unveiled its transportation bill Sunday. House and Senate Democrats are set for an intraparty fight.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr accused Democrats of “weaponizing” the Federal Communications Commission while appearing Monday on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street.”

After law enforcement prevented a shooter from entering the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner — the third attempt on President Donald Trump’s life in less than two years — commentators sparred over how common political violence has become,

Former Vice President Kamala Harris suggested that the Democratic Party get an "expanded playbook" of ideas during a "no bad idea brainstorm" on the "Win with Black Women" podcast. She suggested Democrats take these ideas seriously: Reform the Electoral College,

Democrats in Pennsylvania will settle primary fights on Tuesday to shape their congressional slate for the fall election when they hope to capture the state’s four swing districts and ultimately a U.S.

After a series of court rulings gave Republicans a decisive advantage in the national redistricting fight, Democrats’ options for a counterpunch before this year’s midterms are limited.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said Democrats have a "break the glass scenario" for what to do if two Republicans come out of the state's "jungle primary" for governor and advance to the general election, during a budget press conference on Thursday.

Numerous Democratic lawmakers are criticizing the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) new “anti-weaponization” fund, with a group of House Democrats even filing suit to block its creation. Earlier Monday, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the creation of the $1.