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Dems seize on midterm rout to demand ICE reform but polls reveal a twist in who prioritized immigration

Rep.-elect Bobby Pulido and Texas Democrats push 2028 candidates to prioritize immigration reform after flipping Republican-leaning districts.

Democrats eye killing Senate filibuster as lawmaker warns move could be a ‘double-edged sword’

Ed Markey says the filibuster must be "on the table" as Democrats take the Senate, while Andy Kim warns the move could be a "double-edged sword."

Dems descend on Denver to size up 2028. We asked who wants in the race

Josh Shapiro, Elissa Slotkin, Cory Booker and Ruben Gallego tested 2028 messaging at a Denver conference as Chris Van Hollen bowed out early.

Dems’ California redistricting mastermind flips script after helping party win 5 GOP seats: ‘Kill’

Paul Mitchell, architect of California's Prop 50, claims Democrats should establish national standards to end partisan gerrymandering for good.

Florida man arrested for threatening Trump on social media

A Florida man was arrested Monday after vowing to physically harm President Trump.

Democrats clashed over their shutdown strategy. But the party’s identity crisis runs far deeper

Democrats have been sniping at each other in public since Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer helped pass a Republican spending bill that prevented a government shutdown. But the divisions in their party hardly began there.

Federal judge says Columbia student activist’s case should be heard in New Jersey

A Columbia University student activist who was detained by the U.S. government over his participation in pro-Palestinian demonstrations has the right to challenge the legality of his detention, but the case should be heard in New Jersey, rather than in New York or Louisiana, a judge ruled Wednesday.

U.S. Institute for Peace files lawsuit against DOGE over ‘illegal seizure’ of office building

The U.S. Institute for Peace has filed a complaint against Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency this week, hoping to prevent President Trump from taking over the independent, nonprofit think tank.

Deals, factory moves, task forces: Globe braces for Trump’s ‘dead serious’ tariff plan

Foreign leaders, automakers and drugmakers are scrambling to get ahead of President Trump's plan to upend the global trade regime by imposing reciprocal tariffs on friends and foes alike.

Vermont GOP pushes for penalties against Dems accused of disrupting ‘Detrans Awareness Day’ at Capitol

Vermont Republicans are demanding discipline for two Democrats who they say coordinated a disruption of a Detrans Awareness Day event in Montpelier at the Capitol

Illinois families protest homeschool bill ‘overreach’ at Capitol, but legislation advances

Hundreds of homeschooling families came to the Illinois state Capitol to protest against House Bill 2827, which passed out of committee Wednesday.

Judges blocking Trump’s executive orders are acting ‘erroneously,’ White House says

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump called for Judge James Boasberg to be impeached, prompting Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts to issue a rare statement condemning Trump’s remarks.

Top Arizona election official eyes bid for border congressional seat after House Democrat dies

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes may run for the late Rep. Raúl Grijalva’s seat in Congress. Grijalva died of cancer recently at the age of 77.

Trump admin guts Institute of Peace of ‘rogue bureaucrats’ after DOGE standoff in government office

The Trump administration gutted the Institute of Peace's board ahead of a standoff with DOGE members on Monday who attempted to gain access to the building.

Prince Harry’s immigration docs paint ‘clear picture’ into how he was allowed into US: report

Documents released in court Tuesday paint a "clear picture" that Prince Harry likely lied on his visa application during his 2020 move to the U.S., one lawyer says.

Trump admin planning to consolidate HIV programs, slashing ‘overhead’ and DEI: official

The Trump administration plans to make cuts to similar HIV prevention programs run by HHS for cost savings, an administration official tells Fox News Digital.

Reporter’s Notebook: Should the House allow members of Congress to vote remotely?

Debate over representatives voting in person or remotely is one that has been debated for recent years, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic.

House Democrat puts Schumer on notice: ‘Get right’ or get out

A normally even-keeled Democratic congressman wants Chuck Schumer to feel the heat. If the Senate minority leader doesn't adopt a tougher line in the...

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