National Democrats on Friday sued over President Trump’s executive order aiming to expand the White House’s control over various independent regulatory agencies. The Democratic Party’s three national political committees contend that Trump’s order could preclude independent agencies from taking legal positions that don’t align with the president’s views.

Democratic National Committee Vice Chair David Hogg took heat on social media on Monday for criticizing President Donald Trump's visit to the "Great American Race."

Democrats sued President Donald Trump over an executive order that they argue would eliminate the bipartisan nature of the Federal Election Commission by shifting legal authority to the White House.

In a recent memo, Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin outlined plans to revive the party's pro-union roots to take on Republicans.

Ken Martin, the newly installed chair of the Democratic National Committee, is kicking off his first major trip as party leader in an effort for the organization to “get out of D.C.”

“As Chair of the DNC, that belief will guide my decisions and approach in the years ahead. In contrast, in only his first month in office, it’s become abundantly clear Donald Trump doesn’t give a damn about the kitchen-table issues that matter to ...