Rep. Jerry Nadler hammered the GOP plans to grill FBI Director Chris Wray, accusing them of "an elaborate show" to help Donald Trump.

Rick Scott plans to challenge Mitch McConnell for leadership. McConnell said Scott will lose.

Adam Schiff and Democrats argue that Trump's acquittal and Republican support for Trump's pro-Putin comments encouraged the dictator.

Democrats went with Plan B Wednesday, and voted en masse to create a House select committee to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.

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

Democrats should consider dropping the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump and instead try to censure him, Democrat Tim Kaine argued.

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.

Rep. Jim Jordan simply could not bring himself to say Joe Biden's electoral victory was not stolen.

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

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.

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.

The Commerce Department's inspector general wants to know why and how the Census Bureau hired a couple of political appointees.

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.

Rick Bright knew the country was in trouble with COVID-19 when a colleague emailed in January "We're in deep shit."