There are less than two weeks until Congress' short-term government funding extension ends, and concerns about a government shutdown are becoming more realistic.
Republicans are urging GOP supporters to take part in early in-person voting and absentee balloting despite criticisms from former President Donald Trump.
Eric Trump blasted the non-jury civil trial stemming from New York Attorney General Letitia James’ lawsuit against the Trump Organization as a "charade" after testifying in court
Daniel Cameron, the Republican nominee for Kentucky governor and the commonwealth's attorney general, is making his final pitch to voters ahead of Election Day in the dead heat race.
President Biden visited Lewiston, Maine, where he spoke with the survivors and first responders after a mass shooting last week left 18 people dead and more than a dozen wounded.
Ohio Rep. Greg Landsman, who is Jewish, canceled a town meeting scheduled for Saturday due to threats being made across the country against Jewish people.
Christopher Rodriguez, Washington, D.C., assistant city administrator and acting chief technology officer, was arrested at his home for a domestic violence incident.
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Voters in Santa Fe, New Mexico, are set to decide whether a tax on homes worth over $1 million should be implemented to help pay for affordable housing initiatives.
Hinds County, Mississippi, home to the state's capital, Jackson, was forced to rush requisite poll worker training after a September breach of county computer systems.
A federal three-judge panel ruled Thursday against Republican officials in North Dakota who claimed race-based interest subdistricts in the state House were unconstitutional.
The FBI is investigating whether foreign money was funneled into Mayor Adams 2021 mayoral campaign. On Thursday the agency raided the home of Adams' top fundraisers
Rep. Ryan Zinke, R-Mont., is calling for the shutdown of all Palestinian immigration into the U.S., in the wake of the the Hamas terror attacks on Israel.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments in two major cases involving gun rights related to 'bump stocks' and First Amendment liberties for the National Rifle Association.
The House passed an appropriations bill slashing the Environmental Protection Agency's budget and expanding energy production on federal lands and waters.
House Democratic leadership is signaling it will stick by its anti-Israel incumbents. "I think House Democrats are going to continue to support each other," Hakeem Jeffries said.