Rep. Ayanna Pressley is considering another first in Massachusetts: becoming the state's first Black woman to serve as a U.S. Senator.

Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley said she walked out of President Trump’s address to Congress Tuesday night, saying she “could not stand one more second.” Meanwhile, Trump during his address called Sen.

Massachusetts Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley is weighing a campaign for the U.S. Senate, a move that could set up one of the ...

Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley blasted the Trump administration for advocating for SNAP work requirements as the ...

As Congress gets sworn in on Thursday, some congresswomen who made history in November are starting work. In what some refer to as the "pink wave" on Election Day 2018, a record number of women were ...

RANDOLPH – Rep. Ayanna Pressley was one of the Democrats who walked out on President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress on Tuesday night. Pressley, who brought an Everett woman who was fired ...

Representative Ayanna Pressley delivered a passionate defense of Representative Rashida Tlaib as the House voted on a Republican-led resolution Tuesday to censure Tlaib over her comments critical of ...

Ayanna Pressley became the latest primary challenger to upset a sitting Democratic member of Congress on Tuesday, defeating Massachusetts Rep. Mike Capuano in the Boston-area district once represented ...

Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) said she left President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress because "she could not tolerate one more second." REP. AYANNA PRESSLEY (D-MA): Alright, y'all, ...

The fallout from Donald Trump’s first address to Congress since being elected to his second term as president was swift from select Democrats who refused to sit and entertain his 90-minute plus ...

WASHINGTON — A group of nearly 90 Democratic members of Congress urged President Joe Biden in a letter Wednesday night to do more to address the burden of student debt, according to a copy shared ...

Corporations themselves cannot donate to candidates at the federal level but federal candidates can get contributions from corporate PACs, employees and owners as well as their immediate families. At ...