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Abdul El-Sayed refused to apologize for his "ogre on a pike" remark, revealing he was targeting John Fetterman, not primary rival Haley Stevens.

Holocaust Museum chairman Jeff Miller invited Zohran Mamdani to visit and learn what genocide actually means after the NYC mayor's repeated use of the term

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) on Tuesday announced it is adding five new candidates to its “Red to Blue” slate targeting House seats that it hopes to flip from Republican to Democratic control. The new additions, first shared with The Hill, come after primaries and redistricting shook up some of the DCCC’s initial calculations...

Lindsey Graham's Russia sanctions bill faces a key Senate vote Tuesday night, hours after his funeral at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.

The DCCC is backing five new House candidates in Arizona, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota, and Montana as Democrats fight to wrest House control from Republicans.

Gov. Larry Rhoden faces outsider Toby Doeden in South Dakota's first-ever gubernatorial runoff while Georgia Democrats vie to replace Rep. David Scott.

The searchable database names affluent property owners who could face the proposed pied-à-terre tax, raising new privacy and security concerns.

Utah ranks as America's best state for a fourth straight year while Texas claims the No. 1 economy and South Dakota surges to the No. 2 spot.

El-Sayed refused to apoelogize for the “ogre on a pike" remark that drew backlash from fellow Democrats, while Haley Stevens slammed him over his unreleased tax returns and roughly $300k in outside income.

Abdul El-Sayed warned Monday in the final debate with Rep. Haley Stevens that a vote for her in next week's primary is a vote for the same corporations, billionaires and special-interest groups that he says have left the working class suffering.