Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) once cribbed a union interest group's talking points in an effort to influence a pension reform ballot initiative. 
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) on Thursday voiced support for chain migration for non-nuclear family members of so-called Dreamers. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) said she "never met anyone who likes their health insurance company" at the Democratic Debate on Thursday evening, but a Gallup poll revealed that most Americans are quite happy with their health care. 
Republican fundraising platform WinRed believes it passed its first big test in Tuesday's closely watched North Carolina special election, where Republican Dan Bishop, whose campaign used the platform, came out victorious. 
The Democratic party developed an elaborate, multi-year operation in the 1990s that deployed thousands of activists to covertly mold public opinion using talk radio, according to documents from the Clinton Presidential Library. 
Farmers and ranchers are not happy with Colorado governor Jared Polis's push to explore plant-based meat alternatives. 
Alaska may soon become the first state to require government workers to annually opt-in to union membership after a landmark Supreme Court case ruled that public-sector unions can no longer coerce payments from non-members. 
A 19-year-old Pakistani-American was arrested on Thursday for planning a terror attack on behalf of ISIS. 
An atheist group is petitioning to remove a prisoner of war's Bible from a New Hampshire Veterans Administration hospital in a lawsuit that has drawn the attention of top White House officials. 
In the final year of the Obama administration, Medicare paid twice for between $160 million and $420 million worth of drugs for terminally ill patients because it failed to address a redundancy government watchdogs had identified years earlier, according to a new government report. 