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Trump has been suggesting that he plans to launch another presidential campaign

The Speaker of the House has been a longstanding focus of Republican frustration

The Arizona Republican Senate candidate states his backing for the state's 15-week abortion ban, claiming it includes "all the common exceptions." However, it does not include exceptions for rape and incest

Republican Jim Bognet's bio page on his campaign site once referenced Trump eleven times, but now it only includes two mentions

Paladino has expressed admiration for Hitler and wished for Obama to succumb to mad cow disease

They're blaming an FBI that supposedly loves Democrats and planted evidence ― or maybe it's all about aliens.

"The haters can’t handle this frickin’ smoke" is the type of thing the GOP senator tweets.

Maye Quade secured victory in the Democratic primary for her bid in the Minnesota state Senate race

Human pregnancies last for about 40 weeks.

The state gained national attention when a 10-year-old girl from Ohio, who had been sexually assaulted, went to Indiana for an abortion

Conservatives are making up claims about liberal spending to explain away their decisive loss on abortion in Kansas.

GOP senators are so mad about a surprise Democratic deal on climate change that they may just drop their support for doing anything.

Mehmet Oz is now running for Senate in Pennsylvania.

Ten years old

The Democratic senator from California has been a staunch supporter of the filibuster for many years

Kander, once a Democratic rising star who was widely talked about as a presidential candidate, has a new book about his private mental health struggles.

The police were unable to detain the man in Oklahoma for publicly displaying his semi-automatic rifle

The number is 50

Does this seem logical?

The states most committed to restricting reproductive rights have a significant journey ahead in providing universal pre-kindergarten, paid family leave, and postpartum benefits

Keith Wofford, the Republican candidate for New York attorney general in 2018, accused Paladino, a House seat contender, of being racist towards him

His statement highlights how Trump's closest advisors did not take issues regarding the rule of law seriously

Maye Quade gained national attention in April, when she delivered her state Senate nomination speech while in labor.

When will Congress decide it's time to finally do something?

Watch our panel discussion on July 20 featuring union organizers from the conflicts involving Amazon, REI, Starbucks, and Apple