By canceling all student loans, Sanders says the proposal would address an economic burden for 45 million Americans. Continue reading →

A call was reportedly placed to Omar’s Washington office on March 21, during which the individual on the other line identified himself as Pat Carlineo. He asked Omar’s receptionist, “Do you work for the Muslim Brotherhood?” Continue reading →

Kamala Harris confirmed Monday she’s seeking to become the first black woman elected president of the United States. Continue reading →

A judge is giving Georgia election officials more time to count provisional ballots in the tight governor’s race between Democrat Stacey Abrams and Republican Brian Kemp. Continue reading →

The TV will be turned to CNN, starting at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Continue reading →

The mustered confidence of the cast is eerily reminiscent of the the last time Democrats were fairly sure they had a win in the bag — the 2016 U.S. presidential election, when Donald Trump won the White House. Continue reading →

NASA scientist James Hansen, who first sounded the alarm about climate change before U.S. Congress 30 years ago, says he never expected the issue to become so politically charged. Continue reading →

Energized and angry Democrats in Texas, where the GOP has dominated for decades, came out in force to surpass 1 million voters Tuesday — the first time the party has eclipsed that benchmark in a midterm primary since 2002, just months after the Sept. 11 attacks. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump says he believes former president Barack Obama is behind some of the protests against Republican lawmakers across the country. Continue reading →