In remarks on Thursday, the president praised Senate Democrats for helping him confirm 235 federal judges, surpassing Donald J. Trump’s first-term total.

Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer on Thursday endorsed a longtime liberal activist who has embraced the anti-Israel wing of the Democratic Party to lead the Democratic National Committee. In his endorsement, Schumer described Ben Wikler, currently the chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, as a “tenacious organizer,” a “proven fundraiser,” and the best candidate to help the party “learn from the results” of the November election. Wikler’s support for anti-Israel activists would seem to put him at odds with Schumer, who bills himself as a staunch ally of Israel.

Trump’s former FCC chair took a victory lap.

No more back-and-forth: Rosenworcel tells Congress the issue needs legislating

After nearly two decades of fighting, the battle over regulations that treat broadband providers like utilities came to an end on Thursday.

6th Circuit finds regulator did not act within its legal authority

James Carville, a longtime Democratic strategist, wrote in an essay for The New York Times on Thursday that the party lost in November because of the economy.

The GOP’s proposed rules package aims to eliminate Congress’s Diversity and Inclusion office, igniting a heated debate on the future of diversity initiatives. Discover the implications of this shift. The post Congress’s Diversity Office Will Be Formally Scrapped Under GOP’s Proposed Rules Package appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Perception is everything in politics, and a lot of Americans perceive us as not feeling their pain or caring too much about other things.

Democrats should not propound the dubious assertion that Trump can operate rationally and in good faith.

North Carolina’s new Governor has been sworn in. Wednesday morning inside the Old Senate Chambers at the historic Capitol in downtown Raleigh, Roy Cooper transferred his power to Democrat Josh Stein.

State Rep. Hillary Cassel’s (R) departure from the Democratic Party has angered the totality of her former party members. Republicans have embraced the Florid