How long can Democrat lawmakers stay out of Texas, monthly child tax credit payments start today, and retiree helps homeless man get a second chance.

Democrats are losing voters to the GOP for a surprising reason. Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal has the latest.

Democrats' plan offers $1,400 stimulus checks at same income levels as previous rounds, Former President Trump's lawyers call impeachment trial political theater, Cincinnati 'tip war' raises over $34,000 for restaurant workers in hometown rivalry.

Aaron Zitner from The Wall Street Journal examines the significant partisan pressure at play in the split Senate, where Democrats are ready to move forward with a pandemic relief bill without Republican support.

6 dead, 11 hospitalized after liquid nitrogen leak at Georgia poultry plant, Democrats vow to push ahead on Biden's coronavirus aid plan next week, and A local reporter in Florida has become seniors' unofficial pandemic hotline.

Democrats will secure control of the White House today. Zach Cohen from the National Journal takes us behind the headline.

Ledyard King from USA Today took a look at what Democrats are doing to hold the President accountable for the Capitol riots.

Mitch McConnell blocks vote on bigger stimulus checks, pandemic budget crunches sink Democrats' hopes for expanding health insurance, and the onesie snowsuit makes a comeback.

Rick Newman from Yahoo Finance details the ways in which Joe Biden's presidency will differ from Barack Obama's presidency.

Democrats are rethinking their riot response as law-and-order message lifts Trump. Alex Swoyer from the Washington Times has the story.

Ken Thomas from The Wall Street Journal explains why Democrats' unity after the DNC may not last for long.

House Democrats set to vote on bill to bolster USPS, Trump administration finalizes oil drilling plan in Alaska wildlife refuge, and Florida deputies replace waitress' stolen bicycle for commute to work.

Hurricane Isaias makes landfall in Southern North Carolina, Congressional Democrats, White House cite progress in talks on coronavirus bill, and new Wisconsin Justice sworn in during 100-mile ultramarathon.

Alex Swoyer from The Washington Times explores the divide that the Defund the Police movement has created among Democrats, as Kamala Harris and Val Demings-the leading candidates to become Joe Biden's vice president pick-take bolder stances than the candidate himself.

Top health officials emphasize testing before easing lockdowns, House Democrats release $3 trillion bill to respond to coronavirus, and places to get free, professional financial advice now.

David Siders from POLITICO breaks down how the coronavirus is rewiring the Republican and Democratic parties.

Can Donald Trump and his Democratic rivals work together for the greater good? Gordon Deal and The Washington Times' Dave Boyer take an in-depth look.

Bernie Sanders is eyeing Michigan as a must-win in today's primaries. Jonathan Easley from The Hill takes us behind the numbers.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance and Gordon Deal discuss what Democratic voters are really looking for this election season.

U.S. coronavirus death toll climbs to six, moderate Democrats consolidate around Joe Biden ahead of Super Tuesday, and Pennsylvania women find out they're sisters after 17 years of friendship.

Pete Buttigieg ends Democratic presidential bid, coronavirus cases mount as second person dies in U.S., and how scammers could use coronavirus scare to steal your money.

Democratic voters are having a hard time finding a candidate to identify with. Donna Isbell Walker from the Greenville News joins us with the story.

Democrats take aim at Michael Bloomberg at latest debate, two Diamond Princess cruise ship passengers die from coronavirus, and how did driver Ryan Newman survive that NASCAR crash at Daytona.

Maureen Groppe from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss why some Democrats are worried that Bernie Sanders can't be stopped.

Joey Garrison from USA Today previews Elizabeth Warren's plans to rebound in the Democratic primaries after earning just nine percent of the vote in New Hampshire.