Huerta’s backing is a significant development in the early stages of the 2020 campaign and gives the California senator a leading voice in the labor movement and among Latinos nationally.

California’s governor chose a labor leader turned power player to serve in the Senate, and an adviser told POLITICO there were no preconditions about whether she could run in 2024.

Kelly also said he viewed his nearly two-year stint in the Trump administration as doing his civic duty to the country.

Kamala Harris and Mike Pence will be seated 12 feet apart at the event next week, instead of 7 feet.

On March 23, Gov. Gavin Newsom made a dramatic announcement: Tesla founder Elon Musk was donating over 1,000 ventilators to California.

A user with the name Anthony Devolder wrote in 2011 that they won several drag pageants. Anthony Devolder is a Santos alias.

And frustration grows over the DOJ's handling of the Jan. 6 investigation.

The president will host in-person rallies on Saturday and Monday, continuing to flout pandemic protocols and before Trump has confirmed he is not contagious.

A judge has ruled that Rep. Devin Nunes has no right to sue Twitter over statements made by a fake Internet cow, someone parodying his mother and a Republican strategist.

The debate is a window into the kinds of messy Senate confirmation battles that progressive activists, bank lobbyists and analysts see coming.

Cory Booker and Julián Castro are sounding off about the dwindling diversity of the Democratic field.

The coffee mogul's finances have come under scrutiny since he floated an independent bid for president.

There is dysfunction inside the VP’s office, aides and administration officials say. And it’s emanating from the top.

Rural Democrats suffer in silence, abandoned by a party that they fear has stopped fighting to win the places where they live.

Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez said Monday that this year's handful of presidential caucuses should be the last the party ever holds.

The webpage was taken down after the union's president endorsed the wall at a White House news briefing earlier this month.

Biden’s new chief of staff, like the new President, is a serious Washington lifer.

But in Mr. Trump’s scorched-earth presidency, the victories — whether the success of Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination or the trade deal with Canada and Mexico — are divisive and come at a cost.

Mulvaney is launching the fund with the longtime investor Andrew Wessel.

"Everyone always thought George P. would carry the family banner into the next generation, but I’m not sure anyone anticipated it happening like this,” said one top Republican.

California's governor outlines a plan fueled by money left over from his recent reelection.

The GMMB partner is an Obama and Clinton alum.

The Democratic congressman for years secured earmarks for defense companies while taking campaign donations from top corporate brass and Washington lobbyists.