Midterms

"A lot of folks saying 'I saw 2020 and I'm not letting that happen again. I'm not going to let HR1 pass. We're going to go crush this in two years,'" Pompeo said.

Some Republican operatives may hope that the voters will have relegated the Jan. 6 outrage to "the past." Good luck with that.

The president's COVID-19 relief bill was passed without any GOP support. How this will affect the 2022 midterms is not yet clear.

Democrats need to "walk and chew gum" at the same time and deliver on promises to curb the pandemic and move an agenda that meaningfully affects communities of color.

Former New York Representative Joe Crowley, who was unseated by Ocasio-Cortez, didn't want to be seen as fighting dirty for what should have been an easy re-election, according to a new book.

"There's a lot of anxiety," a GOP donor reportedly said about President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign plan.

Democratic governors and other state leaders are rolling out massive health care initiatives, boosting public options and touting expansions to former President Barack Obama's 2010 ACA overhaul moving into the new year.

"This is exactly how it was scripted," Gavin Newsom quipped. "I'm glad this is the rehearsal."

How Ruth Buffalo ousted the sponsor of North Dakota's voter ID law in November to win the state's 27th District.

Her team wants to create "a prosperous America that works for all of us," the job description stated.

President Donald Trump's behavior has grown more angry and erratic since the Democratic Party pulled off its biggest House sweep since Watergate.

Trump hasn't exactly had a cozy relationship with the truth while president. But even by his standards, October was chock-full of false statements.

The so-called "special relationship" is increasingly under strain, as Trump reportedly turned May's congratulatory call after the midterm elections into a lecture on his foreign policy concerns.

It's been a rocky week for the president.

"The Kavanaugh dispute, I think, helped us more than it hurt us."

Many of the House districts flipped by Democrats had high levels of college-educated voters.

Opposition to Trump and a growing tribal political network converged to bring more native women into politics than ever before.

"Thanks for nothing a**holes," Nugent wrote on Facebook to Michigan voters who backed Democrats.

Heiko Maas believes the return of Democrats to power in the House of Representatives could lead to greater cooperation from the United States when it comes to international affairs.

Young evangelicals are increasingly disaffected, which could weaken white Christian political power—and a Republican Party that has staked its future on its alliance with the religious right.

The reporter, Colbert said, is one of the president's "favorite chew toys."

"One of the things that I think can help heal is the success of our country, and we are really successful. We've gone up $11.7 trillion in worth, and China has come down tremendously," Trump said.

"Trade with Japan? We're dealing with Japan now in trade," the president said.

Is President Donald Trump more likely to be impeached now?

Now that the Democrats control the House, they may bring greater transparency to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference.

Democratic Leader of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, had an awkward moment during her midterms victory speech.

At age 29, Ocasio-Cortez is the youngest woman to be elected to Congress.

A surge in turnout may make it a late night for Americans waiting to find out the results of Tuesday's voting.

While projected to take the House, Democrats are less hopeful about their chances to win the Senate. And without their "blue wave," the party could remain in the minority in both chambers for another two years.

Sanders has endorsed Democratic candidates who fit with his movement, Our Revolution.