The Democrat participated in the Selma to Montgomery March of 1965 and spent his career working to advance civil rights.
The former lawmaker had a complicated legacy as both a civil rights icon and a prominent member of Congress who was accused of sexual harassment by multiple women. He was 90.
“It’s so different to talk to someone who has actually been there.”
Castro also suggested he'll be able to outlast other 2020 Democratic candidates in an interview with BuzzFeed News' AM to DM Tuesday.
"You always have to start with diplomacy," the newly announced presidential candidate said.
In an ever-growing field, Moulton is the second House Democrat who once tried to push out Pelosi to now run for president.
The congresswoman said she will be supporting an impeachment resolution that one of her colleagues introduced earlier this year.
“OUR Attorney General acts as Trump’s defense attorney. He can’t represent both. Barr must resign.”
"It's official," Eric Swalwell said on The Late Show. "Boy, did it feel good to say that."
“No one is above the law or the Constitution, not even the President,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.
The California Democrat ensured she will have the votes to be the next speaker of the House, after securing the support of a small group of party holdouts.
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This is a BFD — a Biden Friendly Doggo.
Members estimate that over 100 of their colleagues sleep in their offices, a decades-old practice that has had little oversight or transparency.
Ocasio-Cortez entered Congress with an unusually large following, one that could set her up to play a big role in 2020.
Billionaire Paul Allen, a Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist, announced his team found the wreckage of the USS Indianapolis, a WWII ship used to help deliver parts of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
"There were times that I would wonder ... Am I just going to be forever associated with embarrassing headlines and, you know, being an accuser? ...But I’m so glad it happened because it helped me move on with my life."
The cache of files made public Thursday does not include all documents pertaining to the 1963 assassination, some of which were delayed to allow for redactions.
“There’s just, like, nowhere to go.”
“We cannot allow Soros, Steyer and Bloomberg to BUY this election,” the House majority leader said in a tweet this week that he later deleted.