The last time the extremist group was declared defeated, it returned even stronger than before.
How an encounter between high school students and a Native American man became an explosive political moment.
Now that the Democrats have taken back the House, their plan is to govern on a message of unity heading into 2020. A small group of new, progressive lawmakers threatens to upend that plan. Meet one of them.
How tensions in the leadership of the protest movement burst into the open.
Representative Will Hurd’s district runs along the southwestern border. His vision for border security is starkly different from the president’s.
We look at how President Trump’s nominee for attorney general navigated the first day of his confirmation hearings.
We look at whether the changing of the guard at the Justice Department could also alter its often-acrimonious relationship with the president.
We joined our colleagues as they set out on a trip of nearly 2,000 miles along the U.S.-Mexico border.
A sheriff in Arizona tells us how President Trump’s immigration policies have played out in his county, and why his interpretation of the president’s message has changed.
As the shutdown drags into its 20th day, both President Trump and Democratic leaders appear to be doubling down.
The president made a televised appeal to the nation for a border wall, but Democrats showed no signs of giving in.
President Trump says there’s a problem, but it may be one of his own making.
The president’s abrupt order may have raised important questions about the future of American wars, but it stymied others.
As the 116th Congress was gaveled in, Nancy Pelosi took her place at the helm of the most diverse House in history.
On the eve of a new Congress, the Senate minority leader sat down with “The Daily” to discuss his hopes — and his strategy for getting things done — before the next election rolls around.