In a move away from politics, Jared Kushner is all set to launch investment firm later this year, and will publish a book next year.

 “Frankly, we did win this election,” said Trump in his controversial speech from the White House on Wednesday, at a time when the numbers were not remotely close to the 270 electoral college votes he needed to win.

“Trump is gonna run all over Biden,” said Curtis Saffi, 38, an independent from Hampton, Georgia, who plans to vote for Biden.

The U.S. Senate Republicans have proposed a $1 trillion COVID-19 recovery plan that will address the adverse impact of the pandemic on the U.S. economy.

On Friday, a heated discussion over the new COVID-19 relief bill began as Senate Republicans added the final improvements to an initiative that would grant liability protections to entities that will carry on with their operations despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

A volley of state governors including Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has urged American citizens to keep political affiliations aside while discussing and dealing with issues concerning the outbreak and virus transmission.

The months-long impeachment trial of U.S. President Donald Trump concluded with the Senate acquitting him on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.

A new CNN poll suggests that the Democrats have already won their battle against U.S. President Donald Trump.

Tuesday's hearings left Donald Trump in an awful mess.

Ever heard your professor say that there are no extensions in the "real world?" An extension of talks in Switzerland may have brought a degree of peace from Europe to Central Asia.

49 percent of Latino voters said in the poll that they had voted for Republican candidates in the past. But large majorities indicated they would be less likely to favor Republicans in the future if they didn't act on immigration.

A survey of Dreamers indicates that their support for either party depends heavily on action on immigration-related issues.

Ted Cruz released his fourth report on the Obama administration which documents 76 instances of lawlessness and other abuses of power.

In a letter on Thursday, 29 House Democrats added their voices to a growing chorus -- led by immigrant advocates -- in urging the president to expand a reprieve from deportation to a greater part of the nation's estimated 11.7 million undocumented immigrants.

As the president tries to rally funds for his party in several cities on the West Coast this week, he'll continue to push House Republicans to act on immigration.

The lawmakers were part of a group of 200 demonstrators who marched to the main street in front of the Capitol and sat down or stood in the road, refusing to move for traffic.

Democrats from the House of Representatives met on Tuesday with the four Senate Democrats who helped write the Senate’s immigration reform legislation to discuss the party’s strategy in handling the issue. They told reporters afterward that they would not support any major bill that does not include a path to citizenship for the nation’s undocumented.

"Piecemeal is no deal. Piecemeal is a deal-breaker," says Rep. Al Green (D-Texas). But privately, House Democrats may see working with GOP members as the only way to get the comprehensive Senate bill considered in the House farther down the line.

The immigration reform bill will come to a vote in the Senate on June 10. Meet the seven Democrats who may not vote for it.

Hillary Clinton's supporters are coming out of the woodwork, even before the former First Lady has made a final decision whether or not to run for POTUS.

When Max Baucus and a number of high-profile Democrats retire in 2014, will the Republicans win back the Senate?