Activists Using 'Black Panther' To Increase Voter Registration
Activists are using the record-breaking film's momentum to encourage African Americans to vote.
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Activists are using the record-breaking film's momentum to encourage African Americans to vote.
California State Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia, a vocal leader of the #metoo movement, faces new allegations of misconduct.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is tiptoeing toward a potential presidential run in 2020, even broaching the possibility during a recent gathering of longtime foreign policy aides.
A piece of cardboard covering a hole in the wall, and paper exit signs, may be the most visible, but perhaps, the least concerning flaws.
Richard "Ricky" Pinedo pleaded guilty to using stolen identities to set up bank accounts that were then used by the Russians.
Pruitt earlier this week said a "toxic environment politically" required first-class travel and protection from a 24-hour security detail.
Assemblyman Evan Low has sponsored a bill that says a person with a documented mental illness will be banned from owning a firearm for life.
The lawsuit by Sen. Tony Mendoza marked yet another twist in the California Legislature's increasingly dramatic sexual harassment scandal.
You might expect federal officials to be wrapping up efforts to safeguard the vote against expected Russian interference. You'd be wrong.
It's been one year since nearly 200,000 people were evacuated over fears the Oroville Dam auxiliary spillway could fail.
A redrawn map of Pennsylvania districts could boost Democrats nationally in their quest to take control of the U.S. House.
They oppose a request by the U.S. Department of Justice to add the question, and say it would chill "participation in the 2020 census by noncitizens and naturalized citizens alike."
Barack and Michelle Obama re-emerged on the public stage Monday in Washington, only this time for an event that has nothing to do with politics.
A California assemblywoman who has been accused of sexual misconduct says she's taking a voluntary, unpaid leave of absence while the claim is investigated.
California Democratic Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia, the head of the Legislative Women's Caucus, is accused of groping a male staffer from another lawmaker's office
