In the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act, Tennessee Republicans are going scorched earth against their Democratic colleagues.

In five days last week, Republicans gained maybe 10 seats in Congress. And not a single citizen voted.

Virginia residents had voted to redraw the state’s congressional districts to give Democrats more seats.

Tennessee Republicans have carved up the city of Memphis, eliminating the only majority-Black district in the state.

“This is the Republicans’ white power rally,” warned state Senator Gloria Johnson, as protesters shouted down the GOP.

Tennessee’s Republican Party is gearing up to carve up the state’s one Democratic district, which just happens to be majority-Black.

The Department of Justice is moving to return or destroy evidence in the years-old investigation.

You might already know about Michigan’s Senate race and the fight in New York’s 17th congressional district. But are you aware of the madness unfolding in Nebraska?

Republicans nationwide are beginning the push to redraw congressional maps—and erase Black representation.

The Army had suspended the aircrew involved in a helicopter flyover of a No Kings protest and then of Kid Rock’s house.

The helicopter then flew by Kid Rock’s house in Tennessee.

U.S. Army officials want to know how two Apache attack helicopters ended up at the protest—and at Kid Rock’s home.

The president struggled to keep his eyes open in a meeting meant to highlight all his achievements.

Representative Andy Ogles went full bigot after an attempted attack in New York City.

ICE agents surrounded Estefany Rodríguez’s vehicle, which was marked as a press car, and took her away.

The agent was part of President Trump’s “Memphis Safe Task Force.”

Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga, Tennessee, just struck an agreement that will instantly change their lives for the better. It’s a lesson for other workers in the region.

Tennessee state representative Aftyn Behn says she nearly won a U.S. House special election in December in a very conservative district because even Trump voters feel that the president’s policies haven’t improved their lives.

Tennessee’s Aftyn Behn explains how she nearly won a special election in a very red U.S. House district last month.

The House speaker has already sworn in a new Republican representative, after delaying Democratic Adelita Grijalva’s swearing-in for weeks.