Marianna Sotomayor

Democratic congressional leaders argue the president’s unwillingness to meet is inviting a shutdown.

Lawmakers will add funding for security for members of Congress in legislation to keep the government open past September.

Worries were already rising after acts of political violence have started piling up. Now, that unease has reached new levels.

Not since a 2019 court hearing after Jeffrey Epstein’s death have so many of his accusers gathered and told their stories.

Their effort is running up against harsh political realities, from Trump’s efforts to revamp the House map to a tarnished Democratic brand with abysmal approval ratings.

Nadler, who has represented New York for more than three decades, will not seek reelection at next year’s midterms, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The New Democratic Coalition unveiled a plan to win back voters on immigration but they need the party’s support.

It’s a tough spot for the speaker, who is trying to placate GOP members worried about being targeted in a redistricting war while also backing Trump’s push to expand the GOP House majority.

They expressed fears that the inroads Trump and the GOP made with Latino voters in 2024 could erode.

Republicans struggled to contain the fallout over the Epstein files, as House Democrats sought to take advantage of the issue while they head home on recess.