GOP leaders thought they vanquished the tea party in the midterms. Their 2016 presidential primary is proving them wrong.
Democrats are aggressively working to undermine the governor before he prepares for a presidential campaign.
The Senate is trying to finish three bills—two with looming deadlines—before the week is over.
The New Jersey senator, and ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, takes his Capitol Hill fight to AIPAC and vows not to back down—even from his allies.
The Democratic presidential candidate gave her first big campaign speech in New York City on Saturday.
The spot will run in multiple cities for $300,000.
Plus: Liz Cheney raised $1.5M in Q1.
Democrats are eager to relitigate the political battle over Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh. Republicans, particularly Susan Collins, welcome the fight.
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Defending Main Street spends $100,000; DCCC releases another attack ad.
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