Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

House progressives and liberal groups Friday called for corporate lobbyists and executives to be shut out from a Biden Administration, drawing a clear line on what they expect if Democrats win the election.

A group of progressives, including the freshman "Squad," unveiled Thursday their new vision for America that will serve as a rallying cry for the election and a roadmap on how to push Joe Biden leftward. 

U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appeared to be closely watching the vice presidential debate Wednesday night, tweeting several responses to comments by Vice President Mike Pence.

Democratic Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are complaining that Twitter has gone the extra mile to shield President Trump from tweets wishing him harm or death after the platform failed to protect others. 

President Trump's positive coronavirus test overnight has reignited calls for a coronavirus testing regime on Capitol Hill that would screen members of Congress, staff, reporters and others that work in the U.S. Capitol and its surrounding office buildings. 

Joe Biden said Tuesday night at the first presidential debate that he does not support the Green New Deal, but his campaign website calls it a “crucial framework” for meeting climate change challenges.

President Trump's reaction to a question about far-right white supremacist groups during Tuesday's first 2020 presidential debate quickly drew reactions ranging from pushback to anger from politicians and pundits, as South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, a fellow Republican, said the president needed to correct his statement.

U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez issued a toned-down reaction Tuesday night after Democratic nominee Joe Biden separated himself from the multitrillion-dollar Green New Deal, her signature legislative proposal.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Wednesday said the death of Breonna Taylor was the “result” of “the system” and said the Louisville, Ky., police department “failed their entire community.”

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is nowhere to be found while "his entire party is going off the rails" at the prospect of President Trump nominating a replacement for late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Laura Ingraham said Monday.