WASHINGTON, D.C. – During the President’s campaign blitz,  he’s made a few promises to voters but only if Republicans keep control of congress. Will it be enough to sway voters? A political scientist doesn’t think so.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – There’s growing questions over who made the call to slow down a satellite communications system used by the Ukrainian military Which has made them more vulnerable to Russian attacks. Some congressional members on both sides of the aisle are looking for answers.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin (D- MI) is drawing criticism from the President and Republicans after she suggested congressional investigations into corruption might deter young graduates from going into politics and working for the Trump administration.

Dozens of congressional and election offices are receiving suspicious mail containing an unknown substance. Now, authorities are working to uncover who’s behind it.

New numbers this week on the president’s approval rating and handling of the economy are painting a grim picture for Republicans. The trends are especially worrisome for Republicans facing already-tight matchups in just two weeks.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ukrainian officials, even the Pope, are putting the spotlight of the human rights catastrophe Russia is doing in Oleshky, a southern Ukrainian town. We’re told people are starving and trapped in the city. Most recently, officials said Russia is blocking aid from entering the city. They said it’s a race against…

One week after agreeing to purchase hundreds of thousands of gallons of Russian diesel, President Trump is facing additional backlash over a decision to waive new sanctions on Moscow. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The President and First Lady signed an executive order prioritizing and expanding research for women’s health. First Lady Melania Trump is spearheading the push to expand research, prevention, diagnosis and treatment for women and girls throughout every stage of life.

Republicans started with a major financial advantage, but now, Democrats appear to be closing the gap, raising millions more in some of the nation’s most competitive Senate races.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senate Democrats announced they’ve recruited and trained more than one-hundred congressional staff members to be part of the new “election observer program.” The program will deploy these staffers to polling sites across nine states to observe and document any attempted voter interference.