Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, while lambasting the Trump administration's military escalation with Iran as a costly distraction from domestic crises, indicates he would support war funding—but only if U.S. allies bear half the financial burden.
In a fiery television appearance, Arizona Democratic Senator and Marine veteran Ruben Gallego argued that America's handling of the recent conflict with Iran demonstrates a failure of strategic autonomy, effectively diminishing its status as a world power.
Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, a rising star in the Democratic Party, signals potential 2028 presidential ambitions while outlining a roadmap for his party's success, centered on re-engaging Latino voters after significant shifts in the 2024 election.
In a Chicago speech, Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego outlines his potential presidential considerations for 2028, framing the Latino electorate's support as the decisive 'Monopoly board' pass for any Democratic candidate.
Legislation introduced by Senator Ruben Gallego seeks to compensate over 100,000 Department of Homeland Security employees with a retroactive bonus for work performed without pay during the ongoing partial government shutdown, with a critical payroll date approaching this Friday.
With decades of Middle East conflict as their backdrop, veterans in Congress are applying hard-won, often painful, experience to the debate over America's latest military engagement with Iran.
A recent report by Congressional Democrats highlights rising costs for Arizonans, but a local economist argues the figures lack crucial context on 'normal' inflation, igniting a political firestorm over economic messaging.
The House Ethics Committee has initiated a formal investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against California Democrat Eric Swalwell, who subsequently announced his resignation from Congress. The probe follows detailed accusations from a former staffer and mounting pressure from colleagues.
Facing intense pressure from within his own party following detailed misconduct allegations, Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell has suspended his campaign for California governor, throwing the race to succeed Gavin Newsom into further uncertainty.
Amid mounting sexual misconduct claims and a wave of withdrawn endorsements, Rep. Eric Swalwell's attorney denies any illegal behavior but acknowledges the congressman's 'lapses in judgment' as his campaign vows to continue.
Vice President Kamala Harris received a thunderous welcome at the National Action Network conference in New York, emerging as an early focal point for the party's base, while a host of other potential contenders tested the waters nearly two years before the first primary votes.
Congressman Eric Swalwell's campaign for governor is unraveling following detailed sexual assault accusations from multiple women, prompting a swift exodus of senior staff and the withdrawal of key Democratic endorsements.
A former congressional staffer has publicly accused Rep. Eric Swalwell, a leading Democratic candidate for California governor, of a pattern of sexual misconduct, including pressuring her for explicit images and assault. The allegations have triggered calls from within his own party for him to exit the race.
A former aide and three other women have come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against California gubernatorial candidate Rep. Eric Swalwell, prompting key Democratic allies to withdraw support and call for his withdrawal from the race.
Congressman Eric Swalwell's campaign for California governor faces a rapid unraveling, with senior staff resigning and key Democratic endorsements pulled following a detailed sexual assault allegation from a former aide.
Top House Democrats and key allies are urging California Congressman Eric Swalwell to suspend his gubernatorial campaign after a former staffer accused him of sexual assault, allegations he vehemently denies as politically motivated falsehoods.
With the 2028 presidential race already on the horizon, a slate of prominent Democrats is making its case to a crucial constituency this week in New York. Potential contenders are addressing the National Action Network's annual gathering, seeking to build early momentum with Black voters and activists who hold significant sway in the party's primary process.
A new report reveals a simmering debate among Democratic strategists, with some arguing the party's path back to the White House in 2028 may require nominating a straight, White, Christian male candidate, a stance that exposes deep anxieties about voter bias and electoral strategy.
A proposed $200 billion supplemental bill for the Iran conflict faces fierce bipartisan scrutiny in Congress, with critics questioning the staggering sum and the administration's long-term strategy.
Following public backlash, Instacart rolled back dynamic pricing tests. But industry analysts argue that such algorithms are not predatory gouging but a financial necessity for thin-margin delivery networks, with the real issue being transparency, not the practice itself.
