Pete Buttigieg dismissed President Donald Trump's compliments about his marriage to a man, remarking that he'd rather see Trump enact actual policies which benefit LGBTQ Americans.

"It's a fight he wants to have, it's a fight he's going to have, and he's going to lose," the presidential hopeful said.

New York Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez applauded a billionaire's offer to pay off an entire Morehouse College class' student loans, but she cautioned people shouldn't be forced...

“The more they put pressure on us and say this is not our land, the more enthusiastic we become to get our land back," said one Palestinian refugee living in Beirut.

The acting Department of Homeland Security secretary attempted to clarify confusion surrounding the relocation of migrants

Senator Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican, repeatedly blamed "unelected justices" of the U.S. Supreme Court for establishing abortion rights that he said should be set by legislatures.

Buttigieg will answer questions from voters in Claremont, New Hampshire on Sunday, May 19 in an event moderated by Fox News host Chris Wallace.

“He would bunch up his fist and get in my face and act like he was going to hit me. He then said, ‘I will beat the living s---t out of you.’”

Bernie Sanders said he and the other Democratic candidates for president have a "moral responsibility" to fight for Americans' health care and preserve the Earth from the negative effects of...

"I think people with lower skills can contribute as well, so I would be open to expanding that category as well," said Sen. Toomey.

On Saturday, Amash became the first Republican member of Congress to publicly argue that Trump engaged in impeachable conduct while in the Oval Office.

“When women have a choice, women have freedom,” Leslie Jones said.