Democrats retained control of Virginia's legislature in special elections, securing two key suburban seats.

The Laken Riley Act, requiring the detention of undocumented migrants charged with certain crimes, passed the House Tuesday. It will now go before the Senate.

The Democrat, who spearheaded legislation to protect immigrants in the California county, has stepped down from her post amid personal and security threats.

Kamala Harris said that "America's democracy stood" and accredited it to the people's "willingness to fight for and respect the importance of our democracy."

Congress will convene on Monday to certify the election results. But as lawmakers confirm the votes, Trump's J6 legacy and a big snowstorm fall down on D.C.

House Republicans released a 36-page rule package that lists a plethora of guidelines and bills for the incoming group, including several immigration proposals

The minimum wage is set to rise across 21 states, and 48 cities and counties. 9.2 million minimum wage workers are set to see a pay increase in the new year.

President Biden maintains that he could have beaten Donald Trump in the recent election if Democrats hadn't pushed him out of the race.

Joe Manchin ends his nearly 15-year Senate career by criticizing the Democratic Party's shift to progressive policies, calling it "toxic."

The report from the Senate Judiciary Committee found Alito and Thomas failed to disclose lavish trips on their financial disclosure forms

Trump has promised to carry out the largest deportation operation in American history. But will he be able to do so without the necessary budget?

The bipartisan deal funds disaster relief and farmers but omits a debt ceiling hike, setting the stage for fiscal battles in 2024.

The plan could allow each piece to pass or fail on its own. CR and disaster relief are among the reported votes

Kathy Castor from Florida and Marie Gleusenkamp Perez from Washington were the lawmakers who broke party ranks to support the ultimately failed bill

A debate over a bill turned violent after lawmakers began fighting and barricaded the door in order to prevent a vote on new election laws in Taiwan.

As border crossings go down and a new administration comes in, a bipartisan group in the Senate wants to reach a new deal to help handle the border.

A Democratic lawmaker snapped at a journalist for taking his photo in public, calling the photographer an "a**hole" near the Capitol.

Rep. Mark Pocan joined the growing list of Democrats raising alarm about Musk's influence in the Republican party

Top Wisconsin Democrat tells those spreading baseless claims that school shooter Natalie Rupnow was transgender to 'F--k Off'.

AOC Loses Bid To Become Top Dem In Oversight Committee In Blow To Generational Change

With economic challenges like housing costs and inflation top of mind, more California Latinos are turning to Republicans, signaling a generational shift, Mike Madrid said in an op-ed for the LA Times

The president pardoned 39 Americans convicted of nonviolent crimes. He said he will continue reviewing clemency petitions

In her first senate vote in weeks, Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema helped tank President Biden's nominee to secure a Democrat-majority on the National Labor Relations Board.

In a surprising political shift, Florida Representative Susan Valdes announced her decision to leave the Democratic Party and join the Republican Conference.

Adams, a former NYPD Captain, has been a long-time critic of sanctuary city laws. His stance has been highlighted as he cozies up to the Trump administration.

Democratic officials, even including members of his administration, say it feels like the president has already left office

New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez launches bid to be the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee in latest sign she is cozying up with the party.

In latest effort to "Trump-proof" the state, the California AG is limiting the information state institutions can share with federal immigration enforcement.

The Democrat is calling on the Senate Armed Services Committee to demand two groups "preserve and produce" the records, including credit card transactions

Senior aides to Biden are reportedly deliberating whether to issue preemptive pardons to public officials who could face investigation under a Trump presidency.