House Democrats

50 Congresswomen Denounce 'Biggest Bully' Trump's Misogyny In Scathing Open Letter

"Your words demonstrate a contempt for women who dare to do their jobs or speak truth to power which reflects poorly on you," wrote the Democratic Women's Caucus.
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As Senate Rejects Witnesses, House Considers A Subpoena For John Bolton

GOP senators refused to do their job. Will House Democrats do it for them?
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House Democrats Block Adam Schiff Censure

House Democrats blocked the Republican effort to censure House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff.
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House Democrats Warn State Department To Halt All Interference In Impeachment Inquiry

House committee leaders' letter suggests Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is attempting to "cover up illicit activity and misconduct."
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Trump Says Impeachment Inquiry Is A ‘Coup’

The president said Democrats' inquiry was "intended to take away the Power of the People."
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Support For Impeachment Surges Among House Democrats

They're still well short of the votes they need, but the ground is suddenly shifting.
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Divided Democrats Swear They Are Not Divided

The party's House caucus remains split on several key issues: Trump's taxes, the minimum wage and spending.
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Trump Claims He Saved Special Olympics, But Its Funding Has Nothing To Do With Him

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' proposed budget cuts were already unlikely to pass the Democratic-controlled House.
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Mitch McConnell Accuses Dems Of Trying To ‘Swing Elections’ With Anti-Corruption Bill

The Senate majority leader fumed over Democrats' attempts to strengthen voting rights, ethics and campaign finance rules.
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Democrats Have Their Package Of Reform Bills In Hand. Here’s How It All Came Together.

The sweeping proposal, crafted by a band of lawmakers ready for just this moment, targets voting rights, campaign finance and ethics.
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