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Hart blamed her loss on a “toxic campaign of political disinformation” that she said had “effectively silenced the voices of Iowans.”

As Republicans seek to shrink the White House's $3 trillion package, some powerful Democrats are laying out an even more ambitious vision.

“This is Jim Crow in the 21st Century,” Joe Biden said about the law that Georgia's governor signed on Thursday.

Democrats have intensified their push to push through the most significant reform of U.S. elections in decades

The American Rescue Plan is bound to change American lives. But will it also change American politics?

The Texas senator rallied his GOP colleagues around the issue on an invitation-only call heard by The Associated Press.

Of the 10 new congressional seats expected this year, six are likely to be in Southern states

The $1.9 trillion relief plan significantly increases tax credits for families, strengthens unemployment benefits, and lowers taxes on student loan debt

Biden won about 60 counties that President Donald Trump had captured in 2016; many of these areas were centered around midsize or smaller cities that are leaning Democratic

The proposal, which union leaders have identified as a remedy for years of stagnant wages among the working class, was passed largely along party lines

The pivotal coronavirus relief legislation moved nearer to approval after Senate leaders and influential moderate Senator Joe Manchin reached an agreement on unemployment benefits

The agreement paves the way for President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill to move forward in the Senate.

Just one-third of Americans believe the president is "too extreme."

Some households with higher incomes could lose the chance to receive partial COVID-19 relief payments valued at thousands of dollars

Ten senators want to make direct payments and unemployment insurance extensions automatic until the economy recovers.

Trump's false claims about the election motivated the implementation of new voting restrictions, which could be overturned if Democrats succeed in passing the For the People Act

"The Democrat Party" is a label that some say goes beyond mere incivility. "It's used as almost like a curse word," said one GOP state judge.

Mitt Romney and Tom Cotton's proposal presents a wage significantly lower than what Democrats are aiming for, and it has substantial consequences for undocumented workers

Earmarks have a long and fraught history in Washington and were banned in 2011 after several high-profile corruption scandals.

Trump's attorneys are concentrating on legal matters instead of emotional or historical issues and aim to conclude the trial swiftly

Most Democrats are eager to include a pay increase in the pandemic relief package. All the evidence supports their case

Hoping that brevity will appeal to their restless Senate audience, Trump's lawyers are expected to keep their arguments short.

The Senate Budget Committee chairman also pressed Tanden about her independence from corporate donors.

Democrats have already referenced Trump's rhetoric, video from the insurrectionist attack on the U.S. Capitol, as well as witness statements.

The proposal would also expand tax credits for families with children, lower-earning people and those who buy health insurance on marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act.