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The surprisingly tight contest has exposed the depth of the Democratic Party’s dependence on Trump as a message and motivator.
If Democrats keep up their circular firing squad they won’t accomplish anything, paving the way for Republicans to gain the…
Lemon demanded they use their bully pulpit to get their message across — and that voters want "equal access to…
Republican gerrymandering in Texas could result in Reps. Sheila Jackson Lee and Al Green facing off in a “double bunk”…
As congressional redistricting gets underway, populous cities are taking prominent roles in reshaping the balance of power in Washington
The Senate's parliamentarian ruled Dems can’t use their $3.5 trillion package for to give millions of immigrants a chance to…
House candidate Nina Turner out-raised, out-organized and outspent opponent Shontel Brown and yet still came up short.
Shontel Brown’s fight against progressive Nina Turner was a proxy for the tensions between Democrats’ old guard and liberals.
Eric Adams' win comes on the heels of victories by self-styled pragmatic candidates in relatively low-turnout elections.
Val Demings, if successful, would bring a Black woman's voice back to the Senate, and she has all the right…
The host asked the politician to explain critical race theory and his answer was not definitive or factual, according to…
On Gianno Caldwell’s OutLoud podcast, former Democrat Vernon Jones said Black Democratic voters would vote for ex-KKK leader David Duke.
Cheered on by President Biden, Democrats hustled Wednesday to pass the George Floyd Justice Policing Act to overhaul policing nationwide.
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott says Donald Trump is the 'one person I don't blame' for Capitol attack. He says…
A fiercely divided House tossed Georgia's Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene off both her U.S. House committees Thursday.
Democratic Rep. Lou Correa contracted the coronavirus before he could get a second dose of vaccine that would have improved…
Warnock made history after coming out victorious in his Georgia U.S. Senate race against incumbent Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler.
Today, with hundreds of thousands of new residents pouring into the peach state, Georgia's population is becoming increasingly diverse.
Roughly 40% of the U.S. population identifies as a person of color, but the U.S. Senate remains 91% white.