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This has massive implications for this fall's abortion rights measure.

Rep. Matt Rosendale is moving closer to a Senate run despite some opposition from GOP leaders.

Generra Peck is out just weeks after advisers said her job was secure.

State Democrats fear that they’ll fall further behind Republicans absent more attention and investment from high above.

Two new security incidents involving CLEAR ratchet up concern from lawmakers about the company's processes.

The Homeland Security secretary was supposed to be an easier impeachment target for Republicans. But after months of work, they still don't...

Massive turnout is happening in a rare off-year special election over ballot initiatives.

School districts are outsourcing the difficult job of digitally cataloging books.

Eric Adams has faced a career worth of drama since mid-June.

The former president's public statements are already diverging from the advice of his newest lawyer, John Lauro.

President Joe Biden's administration poured $3 billion into greening agriculture. Some climate advocates aren't convinced it will help.

As the former president faces at least five trial dates over the next year, his actions in some cases are being used against him in others.

Two doctors — one Democrat and one Republican — face off over how to investigate the pandemic

Trump’s argument has been repeatedly rejected by federal judges in D.C. who have handled other politically sensitive cases stemming from the...

The Florida governor has made a name for himself with the fights he’s picked. But exactly how broad is his populist streak?

The former president is more organized than ever, Democrats say, and would pose a formidable challenge in a general election.

This year's bellwether election could tell us a lot.

Prosecutors say the former president’s message on Truth Social raises specter he might use evidence to target witnesses.

“It's awkward. It's not helpful. It's inappropriate, and ultimately, it does detract over the longterm from our combat readiness,” one retir...

Stop judging Commander, the White House pooch. But maybe judge the guy whose German Shepherd bites his employees?

The Forward Party is betting that a movement defined by what it is against is far more important than what it stands for.

The South Carolina senator is talking tough on the campaign trail, but has used his powerful committee perch to water down U.S.-China invest...

The decline is a major warning sign as the presidential campaign heats up.

Both sides will file arguments soon on how swiftly, or slowly, the case should move. Then it’s up to Judge Tanya Chutkan.

The former president sat at the very same courtroom table that has been occupied by Jan. 6 defendants who stormed the Capitol in his name.