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

Nancy Pelosi sparked confusion by pushing forward with a new version of President Biden's Build Back Better bill -- with no deal on a bill.

Ron Wyden, Angus King and Elizabeth Warren roll out corporate minimum taxes and a billionaire income tax to raise hundreds of billions.

Bernie Sanders sounded frustrated with progress on President Biden's shrinking Build Back Better bill, saying, "We've got to act now."

Chuck Schumer set up what could be a consequential showdown on voting rights in September, moving to start work on the For The People Act.

Senate Republicans said former President Trump's impeachment lawyers made a bad case in their bid to derail the trial.

The House formally delivered their article of impeachment to the Senate Monday, accusing former president Trump of inciting insurrection.

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

Armed National Guard troops patrolled the U.S. Capitol as the House voted to impeach President Trump for inciting insurrection.

Josh Hawley's plan to object to the 2020 Electoral College results is not going over well with most of his fellow Senate Republicans.

Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker rip OSHA for "disgraceful" failure to protect meatpacking workers from coronavirus outbreaks.

Joe Biden may see the COVID relief package that passes Congress this week as a "down payment," but Republicans think it's all he'll get.

If the Electoral College confirmation of Joe Biden's election wasn't enough, Mitch McConnell signaled Trump will lose a Senate challenge.

Joe Biden passed 270 Electoral College votes to win the presidency, yet some Republicans still have a hard time calling him President-elect.

Sen. Josh Hawley stepped up his push to send direct payments to Americans reeling from the coronavirus pandemic, offering a bill to do so.

Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) denied Monday he did anything improper in calling the Georgia Secretary of State and asking about mail-in ballots.

Jack Dorsey declared that Holocaust denial may be "misleading," but Twitter does not have a policy against it.

Two members of the Senate Judiciary Committee may have tested positive for COVID-19, but Republicans are doing a poor job wearing masks.

Republicans ignored President Trump's refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power, saying Trump won't lose or everything will be fine.

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