Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) contended that any decision allowing transgender athletes in women’s sports ought to be left up to “the communities,” making him the latest Democratic lawmaker to weigh in on the issue in a similar manner.

Democratic New Jersey Sen. Andy Kim repeatedly dodged CNN’s Jake Tapper’s “simple question” Sunday about how he will vote on the upcoming funding bill as Republicans are pressing to avoid a government shutdown.

Andy Kim, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate. As Kim took the stand in the Clarkson S. Fisher United States Courthouse in Trenton, attorneys tried to paint him as a hypocrite who is seeking to thrive within a campaign system while accusing it of ...

After California Gov. Gavin Newsom said it’s “deeply unfair” to allow transgender athletes in women’s sports, Democratic Sen. Andy Kim tells CNN’s Jake Tapper, “These decisions can be made in a way that doesn’t require the entirety of the federal government to come in on top of that.

Democratic Sen. Andy Kim says Speaker Mike Johnson has “walked away from the bipartisan talks” to keep the government funded and tells CNN’s Jake Tapper “we will see what comes over to the Senate, if anything.

But the measure, now in the hands of Gov. Phil Murphy, is facing criticism from several lawmakers — and U.S. Sen. Andy Kim, whose suit last year ended the “county line” system that gave candidates backed by powerful leaders the best spots on the primary ballot.

Last week, thousands of U.S. Agency for International Development employees walked out of the Ronald Reagan Building for the last time following staffing cuts by the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency.

Never mind which character you want to play, or reading off a script for their next cringey social media video, New Jersey senators Andy Kim and Cory Booker

Several Democrats echoed a leave-it-to-localities stance Sunday when asked their take on transgender athletes competing in girls' and women's sports. The big picture: Sports participation has become a major flashpoint in the Trump administration's restrictions on the transgender community — one on which some Democrats,

Hundreds of Democrats filled the pews of a New Brunswick chapel Sunday morning to watch a gubernatorial candidate forum moderated by Senator Andy Kim. The