All news by author: Igor Bobic

The "Sandwich guy" has emerged as a symbol of Trump's militarized control of the nation's capital, with posters commemorating him popping up throughout the city

Maryland Governor Wes Moore is altering his strategy toward Donald Trump as he considers a potential Democratic presidential campaign in 2028

"It appears Israel is publicly admitting to targeting and killing journalists who have shown the world the scale of suffering in Gaza," 17 Senate Democrats wrote in a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday.

The reaction to the California governor's pitch-perfect parody of Trump is shining a light on the absurd behavior of the president of the United States.

A 40-year-old oyster farmer and U.S. Army veteran aims to challenge and defeat five-term Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine) in the next election: "She acts like she's a moderate."

The Ohio Democrat, who was defeated in his 2024 reelection attempt, criticized Donald Trump's so-called Big Beautiful Bill in a campaign kickoff video released on Monday

"It's all the familiar traits of authoritarianism you recognize in the actions of the president of the United States," California Governor Gavin Newsom remarked about Trump on Thursday

The governor needs to persuade the people of California to support a ballot measure that lets Democrats revise congressional district boundaries to counteract Republican advances in Texas

The Ohio Democrat with a populist style is launching a campaign to challenge first-term Republican Senator Jon Husted next year

The office of New York Attorney General Letitia James received subpoenas for documents this week relating to her fraud case against Donald Trump.

The Democrat from Maryland stated that the agency "lacks the legal power to pursue state legislators who aren't violating any federal laws."

Sen. Bill Cassidy is facing the consequences of his vote to confirm the anti-vaxxer as Donald Trump's health and human services secretary.

“This is the result when Republican state leaders openly call for us to be ‘hunted down,’” a Democratic lawmaker from Texas stated on Wednesday

The Tennessee Republican is the third sitting senator to announce a run for governor in 2026.

It’s the fifth time this year that the Government Accountability Office has determined the administration defied Congress on spending.

The dramatic collapse in talks over the weekend doesn't bode well for the tougher job lawmakers are facing of funding the government next month.

Altering the regulations to expedite the confirmations of President Trump's nominees would need a basic majority of votes in the Senate

"If we, as Democrats, don't take a stand, then losing is what we deserve," the New Jersey senator declared passionately on the Senate floor during Tuesday's discussions on police legislation

“Why do we need rebates if foreign nations are paying the tariffs?” asked one Republican of a proposal in Congress to send Americans tariff rebate checks.

The increased premium tax credits for millions enrolled in health insurance exchanges under Obamacare are set to end this year

The head of the influential Senate Appropriations Committee is holding onto bipartisanship in Congress, but it seems that no one at the White House is paying attention

House Republicans won't vote on a nonbinding resolution calling for the release of more information about the convicted sex offender who died in prison in 2019.

Congress this week voted to eliminate funding for the United Nations Children's Fund — an organization that has been proven to save lives — including my own.

Senate Republicans struggled to defend eliminating funding to an organization that has saved the lives of millions of kids around the world.

The absence of bravery in Congress to reestablish its constitutional authority over financial matters has caused significant frustration among senior lawmakers from both parties