Republicans won control of both the House and the Senate. And Trump has won another term as president.

Forget statehood. District of Columbia officials are just hoping to protect what little self-government they already have in Trump's second term.

Current and former Justice Department officials fear that Bondi, a longtime Trump loyalist, will not hesitate to carry out his push to investigate his enemies.

An analysis of Census data shows how changes in the electorate pushed Trump toward victory.

Reproductive rights groups want to ensure that the constitutional amendments voters approved are implemented smoothly, particularly in states with restrictive abortion laws.

Sen.-elect John Curtis represents ruby-red Utah, but has not been afraid to dissent on key Trump priorities, including Matt Gaetz's scuttled nomination for attorney general.

A Republican state representative won a recount by a single vote, weeks after he turned himself in for allegedly assaulting his wife in late October.

While Hispanic representation in the House will decrease slightly, there are several history-making Latino lawmakers, including in Arizona and Ohio, who will be part of next year's Congress.

McCormick's victory in the battleground state race further pads the GOP's newly won Senate majority.

Allies say the party needs to relearn how to appeal to workers. Some Democrats see hints of a comeback strategy in Trump's failure to deliver GOP gains down the ballot.

The ranks of women in Congress could decline, if only slightly, for the first time in recent years.