Even in a crowd of people gathered to celebrate of themselves and their own sexual proclivities, Schumer stood out for sheer ridiculousness.

James Talarico, Texan candidate for U.S. Senate, is an avowed Christian. But he doesn't have very nice things to say about Christianity.

Talarico loves putting down super donors when it benefits him, but as soon as he can use one he makes sure they're all welcome

Activist Scott Pressler tried attending an event where Senate Majority Leader John Thune was present, but he was denied entry.

The angry outburst had a productive effect, as two GOP senators dropped their prior support for a Democrat-authored war powers resolution.

The lawmakers left just one day after a heated lunch with President Donald Trump while the SAVE America Act languished.

Talarico will face off against Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in the November general election.

On his social media account, Moulton blamed "MAGA." But if he thought that was going to win him support -- he was badly mistaken.

“Reproductive health care is health care. Abortion is health care,” he said, before noting another type of care he got from the group.

"Because I’m not a millionaire (I’m one of the least wealthy members of Congress), every month is a game of childcare, travel, and..."