Democrats may be unpopular now, but they're banking they can turn around polls with their popular, massive spending bills.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced the House will send its second impeachment of Donald Trump Jan. 25

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) laid down a red line to get her vote for any COVID relief package Tuesday night: direct payments.

Republicans on were zeroing in on the week before Election Day for a Senate floor vote to confirm Ruth Bader Ginsberg's replacement.

It's not just New York and California that President Trump is targeting with a Census memo. He's also messing with Texas.

Something's rotten with the firing of U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman by Attorney General Bill Barr and President Trump, says Chuck Schumer.

Welcome to your first day on the job as Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy. How in the hell did you get picked for it, Chuck Schumer asks.

While President Trump ordered meatpackers to stay open, Democrats wonder why he is not using his DPA powers for more coronavirus equipment.

The House Oversight Committee demands the Trump Hotel’s federal landlord explain any discussions to give Trump's hotel a rent break.

A Senate bid to further boost small businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic stalled in a dispute over how much more aid to provide quickly.

Senate Democrats want to give workers on the frontlines in the battle against coronavirus a $25,000 raise.

The GOP Senate coronavirus pandemic plan to pay Americans $1,200 checks excludes the poorest people, and gives low-wage workers half.

Republicans are holding up emergency coronavirus funds over Democrats' demand that drug companies can't cash in on the crisis.

One thing Health Secretary Alex Azar did not promise Congress about coronavirus -- that a vaccine or treatment will be affordable to anyone.

The Democratic and Republican leaders of the Senate both declared they were the winners in President Trump's impeachment.

The White House worsened its case in the Senate by infuriating key Republican Mike Lee with an "insulting and demeaning" Iran war briefing.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell declared he would not be an impartial juror in an impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.