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A large group of anti-fascist protesters showed up to the conservative group's event Monday on Berkeley's famed Sproul Plaza, ground zero for the historic 1960s campus free speech movement.

The Senate appeared poised to approve a spending package that would reopen the government but would not address healthcare costs.

National progressive organizations urged Chuck Schumer to step down, and have encouraged New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for his Senate seat in 2029.

Democrats broke ranks to reopen the government without securing a deal to protect health insurance subsidies for low and middle income Americans.

LGBTQ+ advocates feared the conservative court might retreat from its 2015 decision upholding right to same-sex marriage ...

Disruptions to federal SNAP benefits shine a light on the hunger crisis that has long afflicted L.A.

BBC Director-General Tim Davie and BBC News Chief Executive Deborah Turness announce they are leaving their positions amid debate over a broadcast featuring an edited version of President Trump's speech before the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol.

California's governor gambled and won, raised his national profile and fortified his fund-raising base. But Newsom's biggest political impediment -- his Left Coast pedigree -- hasn't changed.

The spotlight of Proposition 50 has gone cold. How can Gov. Gavin Newsom remain nationally relevant in his run for the White House?

Over the past two months, ICE has swept throughout Chicago but has swung its hammer with gusto on Little Village, considered the Mexican heart of the city.