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Swalwell refuses to answer Trump 'Russian asset' question despite Mueller report Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., on Wednesday refused to acknowledge that the Mueller Report failed to establish evidence of a criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia and appeared to double down on his claims that President Trump put's Russia's interest before the U.S.

Joe Biden would be 'most sane' Democrat running for president, Lara Trump says Former Vice President Joe Biden, who is expected to announce his 2020 presidential candidacy Thursday, would instantly become the most “sane” candidate in the Democratic field, Lara Trump said Wednesday.

Florida bill calling for ex-felons to settle debts before voting advances after House vote The Florida House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill that would require former felons to pay all court fees and costs in addition to restitution before becoming eligible to vote.

Rashida Tlaib’s removal from committees urged by Zionist Organization of America One of America’s oldest Jewish organizations called Wednesday for U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., to be removed from congressional committees and from the Democratic Party.

Hundreds of decks of playing cards arrive for Washington state lawmaker who criticized nurses The Washington state senator who suggested that some nurses “play cards” during a “considerable” portion of their shifts received more than 600 packages of playing cards Tuesday as backlash over her remarks continued to grow.

George Conway praises Hillary Clinton for her op-ed on Mueller probe: 'I'm with her' The husband of top White House official Kellyanne Conway expressed solidarity with Hillary Clinton after the former secretary of state wrote an op-ed for the Washington Post urging Congress to pursue the findings from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report, telling his followers, “I’m with her.”

Bernie Sanders wrong about prisoners and voting, ex-con released under Trump reform law says The first man released from prison under President Trump's criminal justice reform law reacted to Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., saying that prisoners should be permitted to vote by noting the "logistical" problems of allowing prisoners serving a sentence to vote and backing prisoners who served their time to have their rights restored.