Threats, dysfunction and flying: Why quitting is all the rage in DC

Each House seat could be crucial, because Democrats need to gain just three seats to take control of the chamber from Republicans and impede T…

Turning Point's efforts to appeal to young women aim to bridge a gender divide that has long challenged the Republican Party.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is leaving Capitol Hill on Monday after five years as one of the most well-known members of Congress.

States are waging a mid-decade redistricting battle initiated by President Donald Trump ahead of midterm elections next year.

Here's a look at Greene's background and some of the most notable episodes in her tumultuous five-year career in Congress.

A member of his own leadership team accused him of lying, rank-and-file Republicans forced votes and a leadership-backed bill faltered.

The justices acted on an emergency request from Texas for quick action because qualifying in the new districts already began.

She said she's worried about her safety because "threats against me are being fueled and egged on by the most powerful man in the world."

For at least one, elation around the upcoming release gave way to familiar feelings for many women who survive abuse: fear and paranoia.