Lawmaker calls for Central American "Marshall Plan" after border visit
Rep. Lou Correa said the U.S. government should invest in Central America to discourage migrants from journeying north
GOP Rep. Mia Love rebukes Trump in concession speech
The GOP's sole African-American woman in Congress denounced the president's "world view"
MLB asks Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith to return donation amid "public hanging" controversy
A spokesperson for U.S. baseball's governing body said the contribution was made in connection to an event attended by MLB lobbyists.
Ex-Trump campaign adviser told to report to prison on Monday
Judge Randolph Moss of the D.C. District Court denies request that would've delayed George Papadopoulos' two-week prison sentence
Maine senator calls border troop deployment an "overreaction"
Sen. Angus King stresses that there is no invasion at the southern border that warrants the deployment of thousands of soldiers
Special Counsel opposes delaying George Papadopoulos' prison sentence
Prosecutors said they oppose a request by the former Trump campaign aide to postpone his two-week imprisonment.
Lawmakers denounce Trump's backing of Saudis, despite Khashoggi killing
Republicans and Democrats condemned Trump's decision to stand by Saudi Arabia, despite CIA's assessment of the Saudi journalist's murder
Democratic senators grill ICE chief over hardline immigration policies
ICE chief Ronald Vitiello faced pointed questions from Democrats over the administration's immigration polices.
Missing American reporter Austin Tice is believed to be alive, says U.S. official
The Marine-turned-reporter vanished in Syria in 2012, and the U.S. is pressing Russia for help in freeing him
Justice Department urges SCOTUS to hear DACA case
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to bypass three federal courts and allow Trump to terminate the Obama-era DACA program.
Democrats, GOP battle for Latino voters ahead of midterms
Despite low turnout in previous midterm elections, the nearly 30 million Latino voters in the U.S. will have a big impact next week
U.S. will send over 5,200 troops to U.S.-Mexico border in response to caravans
The deployment is a direct response to two large migrant caravans traveling through Mexico and Central America toward the U.S.
Justice Ginsburg blames Congress for polarizing confirmations
Ginsburg spoke about the "great rapport" that no longer exists in the Senate – and also talked about her famous workout routine