Marianna Sotomayor

Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick was indicted last year on charges that she stole and laundered federal disaster money and used it to support a congressional campaign.

Neither party's leadership is thrilled with the prospect of unending, scorched-earth redistricting wars. Mike Johnson views the gerrymandering games as a headache, and Hakeem Jeffries wants a national ban on mid-decade redraws. But until that day, “we are not going to unilaterally disarm.”

Exclusive new polling by Third Way shows Dems benefitting from anti-Trump emotion. But the skepticism starts as soon as voters imagine them back in power.

Democratic leadership is pondering what they'll do in a possible majority—including how to punish those who haven't been team players in their efforts to get the House back.

No one on the Hill is feeling the Democratic Party’s string of redistricting losses more than the Congressional Black Caucus, which stands to lose many of their members in the redrawn South. Naturally, they’re turning to their fellow Democrats for help, but will they show up?

If the G.O.P. is suddenly more hopeful they can hold on to the House, they haven’t yet figured out what they’ll do with it. Plus, another Trump antagonist gets ready to face voters.

The Democrats are tracking who hasn't paid their dues—literally. And they intend to use the information.

An extremely rare bipartisan breakthrough—and what comes next. House Republicans have spent months searching for something, anything tangible

Insiders knew they'd get blowback from the half-baked report whether it came out or not. But they also say that despite this latest fumble, Ken Martin isn't going anywhere.

What happens to the most raucous caucus when many of its loudest members leave? Plus, the costly G.O.P. shadow operation that achieved... nothing much.