Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) appears to have lifted one of her debate stage zingers from President Donald Trump. 
CNN debate moderator Abby Phillip appeared to side with Elizabeth Warren over campaign rival Bernie Sanders in the ongoing dispute over whether Sanders told Warren a woman couldn't be elected president. 
A lawyer for Sen. Josh Hawley (R., Mo.) is accusing Missouri's Democratic state auditor Nicole Galloway of misconduct during her investigation into whether Hawley as attorney general used state resources for political purposes. 
A new campaign ad from U.S. Army veteran Jason Church says the now-eliminated Iranian terror leader Qassem Soleimani was likely behind the IED blast that nearly took his life in Afghanistan. 
For the first time since he set the Internet aflame with B-roll footage in 2014, the reelection campaign for Sen. Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) has dropped new footage to his supporters—this time filled exclusively with the longtime Republican leader shaking hands and hobnobbing with supporters in a large field of hemp. 
The unified support among Democrats for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's impeachment strategy has cracked, with leading Senate Democrats publicly urging Pelosi to advance the articles of impeachment and signs that her own caucus is losing patience as well. 
The Arkansas woman suing former vice president Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden for child support has accused him of needlessly delaying the trial, according to a new court filing. 
As a U.S. Senator in 1996, Joe Biden characterized a deadly bombing orchestrated by Iranian terror leader Qassam Soleimani as an "act of war" that gave the United States latitude to respond with any level of force it deemed necessary, a far cry from his current calls for caution in Iran. 
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) sent out dueling press releases on Tuesday: One celebrating the House passage of legislation that included debt relief for her native Somalia—a second explaining her decision to vote against that legislation. 
TIME magazine named the anonymous federal employee whose whistleblower report set off President Donald Trump’s impending impeachment as well as the public servants who testified during the hearings its "2019 Guardians of the Year," the magazine announced Wednesday morning. 