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Several incidents in Michigan have raised wider fears about whether poll workers could use their position to sow doubt in the 2022 midterms.

The destruction of Hurricane Ian also offers opportunity for a more sustainable future.

Five years to the day after his predecessor came to the island and produced some indelible drama and images, Biden made his own survey of a...

“F— off is my very diplomatic reply to you @elonmusk,” Ukrainian diplomat Andriy Melnyk tweeted.

Kyiv’s forces over the weekend captured the city of Lyman, a strategic railway hub, and continued to push east into the Donetsk region.

A POLITICO analysis of turnout in this year’s special elections suggests that since Dobbs, rural voters are less motivated to cast ballots t...

The White House thinks a rise of overreaching MAGA Republicans in Congress could turn voters off.

More than 1.3 million homes and businesses remained without power on Saturday.

Leaders ponder what Florida will look like after Ian's lethal impact.

Can a court riven by ideological divisions, security threats and a leak probe ever get back to normal?

And only Congress has the power to stop it.

Lured with false promises of high pay and decent labor conditions, immigrants are held against their will by outlaw farmers who withhold the...

A conversation with a leading pollster in Alaska about the state's bold, experimental politics, and what they mean for the rest of the count...

He says he’s not running for president, but he is carving out a lane in a possible future Democratic primary.

For Maggie Haberman, owning the Trump beat has defined her career for better — and for worse.

Prosecutors say Judge Cannon’s timeline would curtail criminal investigation.

More than 1.6 million customers in the state remained without power Friday, with no estimate of how many weeks it will take to restore them...

Some 1.9 million people are still without power.

Kyiv seeks "accelerated accession" to the defense alliance, Zelenskyy says.

Among those sanctioned are top officials of the Russian central bank and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Valentinovich Novak.

The move is expected to unleash a wave of sanctions and widespread condemnation from other nations.

The region was left with 2 million people without power and a fear that a huge death count awaits.

It’s a tale of four Democratic incumbents. And the two from Arizona and New Hampshire are breathing easier than Raphael Warnock and Catherin...

Attacks against two natural gas pipelines have raised concerns that undersea cables connecting the world to the internet are at risk.