House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said President Trump will leave the White House if he loses to Joe Biden, regardless of Trump's refusal to commit to respecting election results.
The U.K. has suspended its extradition treaty with Hong Kong amid rising tensions with China over its new national security law in the former British colony.
House Democrats on Sunday called for an immediate investigation into reports that federal law enforcement agents have unlawfully arrested protestors in Portland, Oregon in recent days.
Color of Change, a Black Lives Matter partner, has been waging their own war on racial inequality for over a decade, working as a change maker within the spheres of culture and media representation of Black people and experiences.
President Donald Trump and Attorney General William Bar have been criticized for federal law enforcement violently clearing Lafayette Square of people protesting on the heels of George Floyd's killing.
The 87-year-old justice said she began a course of chemotherapy in May to treat a recurrence of cancer after a February scan revealed lesions on her liver.
Jamaal Bowman, a progressive candidate running in his first ever political campaign, has defeated longtime Rep. Eliot Engel in the New York Democratic primary, according to an Associated Press tally.
Joe Biden's plans would not only lead to greater long term economic growth; they would also spread the bounties of that growth much more broadly than Trump has done.
Georgia Democrat Jon Ossoff wants to flip David Perdue's Senate seat in November. Climate change, public health policy and cannabis legalization are among the issues Ossoff believes young voters will lead change.
President Donald Trump's approval rating on how he's handling the economy has dropped dramatically in the last month, according to a new Quinnipiac poll.
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would not step in to block a Florida law requiring those with felony convictions to pay fines before they may vote, potentially blocking about three-quarters of a million otherwise-eligible voters from the polls.
Organizers for the Republican National Convention announced a severe cap on the number of people who will be in attendance at the event in Jacksonville, Florida, next month.