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Democrats are pushing hard and early to encourage black and Hispanic voters to show up in November, driven in part by fears of a drop-off since Obama won't be on the ballot.

NBC reporter Chuck Todd needled Debbie Wasserman Schultz over the Democratic National Committee's relentless fundraising on the issue of President Obama's possible impeachment, asking if she has "any qualms" about the strategy since "frankly, the only people talking about impeachment are Democrats."

The U.S. House voted on a near party-lines vote on Wednesday on a resolution allowing U.S. House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, to sue President Barack Obama for altering his signature health-care law without congressional approval.

Debbie Wasserman-Schultz made a stunning comment on Obama's pet network, MSNBC, accidentally revealing the truth about her boss: will be voting for the first time in American history to sue the President of the United States for doing his job.

President Obama does his job less often than any commander-in-chief since Grover Cleveland, who held the office in the 19th century.

An announcement by the U.S. Secretary of State concerning new sanctions on two dozen high-ranking Venezuelan officials linked to human rights abuses was met with party line reaction by some of Florida's top politicians.

Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Rep. Donna Edwards , rear, exit the Democratic National Committee and Obama for America Gotta Vote Bus in the Little Havana neighborhood on Oct. 25, 2012 in Miami.

The chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee says defeating Maine's governor is critical to the party's efforts to raise the minimum wage and expand residents' access to health care.

Childe, 60, bought an HMO plan from Humana, one of the nation's largest health insurance companies, and received a membership card in time for her coverage to kick in on May 1. But instead of being able to pick a primary care physician to coordinate her health care, Childe says she repeatedly ran into closed doors from South Florida doctors who are ... (more)

Police are investigating what appears to be a case of deadly domestic violence in Saco, a top Democrat is in Portland for a rally and you'll soon be able to choose your hotel room using your smartphone.

It seems that Democratic National Committee chairperson Debbie Wasserman Schultz has herself programmed to automatically criticize any Republican governor in the U.S. for refusing to implement a state Obamacare exchange.

A Quinnipiac poll released last week showed Democratic gubernatorial candidate Nan Rich trailing Rick Scott in a one-on-one matchup 41-34 percent, her worst performance in that poll since Quinnipiac began listing her in their Florida surveys over the last year.

On Thursday, Sen. David Vitter , R-La., a leading conservative, joined with Sen. Amy Klobuchar , D-Minn., a liberal, to introduce legislation reauthorizing the 2010 EARLY Act, which has helped identify gaps in education and awareness among young women and health care providers.

President Obama's hectic fundraising schedule landed him in the the backyard of television producer Shonda Rhimes Wednesday night, where he hobnobed with celebrities including Kerry Washington and joked about a "top secret" video of him dancing with Janelle Monae and Usher.

I am a huge fan of Gov. Sarah Palin. No, I don't think she should be president but she certainly could not have done worse than the present occupants of those two offices.

The National Urban League wants to make sure job issues and economic insecurity are in the forefront of this fall's election campaigns, its leader said Wednesday as members of the civil rights organization gathered for their four-day conference.

Even though it's been four years since it passed, President Barack Obama's federal health-care law is still continuing to divide Florida's congressional delegation on party lines.

Vice President Joe Biden, right, shakes hands with NAACP President and CEO Cornell William Brooks at the NAACP annual convention Wednesday, July 23, 2014, in Las Vegas.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a Florida congresswoman and chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, was called out during an interview for making a false statement about Nevada Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval.

In 100 days or so, Democrats and Republicans will know whether the bets they're placing for the November midterm elections pay off or don't.