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U.S. Senate

A phone displaying the TikTok logo appears in front of the American and Chinese flags.

TikTok May Be In Jeopardy in the US as a Ban Gains Bipartisan Support

As a bill restricting the app nears a House vote, a TikTok ban is no longer a Republican issue, which means trouble for the social media company.
By Rachyl Jones

Facebook bans coordinated harassment of activists and crime victims

Facebook updated its bullying and harassment policies to remove targeted mass harassment and better protect public figures.
By Isabella Simonetti

Experts Say Facebook’s Dangerous Individuals and Organizations List Unfairly Targets Minorities

Facebook's list of "dangerous" organizations and individuals shows how the company is combatting political unrest on its platform.
By Isabella Simonetti

Facebook Whistleblower Tells Senate the Government Must Take Action To Regulate Big Tech

By Isabella Simonetti

Utah Senator Stands in the Way of Smithsonian’s Plan to Build Two New Museums

By Helen Holmes

UK Pledges $2 Billion to Protect the Arts; US Culture Workers Are Calling for the Same

By Jordyn Paul-Slater

$2 Trillion Coronavirus Stimulus: How Much Money Will Individuals, Families Get?

By Sissi Cao

Facebook Adds Washington Insider to Its Growing Team of Libra Lobbyists

By Sissi Cao

Democrats Want Alabama’s Disgraced GOP Candidate Roy Moore to Run Again in 2020

By Davis Richardson

Chuck Schumer Calls Mitch McConnell’s Nuclear Option Vote ‘Disgraceful’

By Davis Richardson
US President Donald Trump speaks alongside Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R), as they hold a meeting about tax reform in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, DC, September 5, 2017.

Mitch McConnell Moves to Sidestep Democrats on Trump’s Judge Picks

By Davis Richardson
In 2016, disappointed Democrats focused on Hillary Clinton's surprising losses in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin. That wasn't the problem.

The Electoral College Is Actually Worse Than You Think—Here’s Why

By Kyron Huigens

Chuck Schumer Calls Mitch McConnell’s Bluff on Green New Deal Vote: ‘Bring It On’

By Davis Richardson
President Donald Trump meets with Bob Hugin.

Bob Hugin’s Run for Senate in NJ Defines the New Trump Republicans

By Donald Scarinci
Sen. Bob Menendez.

NJ Politics Digest: How Does Supreme Court Vacancy Affect State’s US Senate Race?

By Observer Politics Team

NJ Politics Digest: Here’s What Tuesday’s Vote Means for Menendez Come November

By Steve Cronin
Bob Menendez.

Poll: Bob Menendez Holds 4-Point Lead Over Bob Hugin

By Christian Hetrick

Net Neutrality: Democrats’ Ticket to the Millennial Vote and Midterm Success

By Cliston Brown
Sen. Robert Menendez.

Poll: Bob Menendez Support Remains ‘Lackluster’

By Christian Hetrick
President Donald Trump listens to Bob Hugin, executive chairman of the Celgene Corp., during a meeting with representatives from the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America at the White House on Jan. 31, 2017 in Washington, DC.

Bob Hugin Earned Nearly $34 Million Over Two Years: Reports

By Christian Hetrick
Bob Menendez.

Poll: Bob Menendez Leads Bob Hugin by 21 Points

By Christian Hetrick

16 Absurd Moments From Mark Zuckerberg’s Congressional Hearings

By John Bonazzo
President Donald Trump listens to Bob Hugin, executive chairman of the Celgene Corp., during a meeting with representatives from the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America at the White House on Jan. 31, 2017 in Washington, DC.

Bob Hugin Puts $7.5 Million of His Own Money Into Senate Campaign

By Christian Hetrick

Gov. Cuomo Frees Albany Reporter Arrested for Chatting on Cell Phone

By Madina Toure
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