Once again, citizens need attorneys general who get results, and once again, Brenna Bird and Mike Hilgers, joined by red-state colleagues from Florida to Idaho, have delivered.
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit to preemptively block certification of the Senate race in Alaska if the Republican incumbent loses while another candidate with the same name is on the ballot.
The polling aggregator-turned-watchdog that helped expose fabricated surveys from Wedgewood Polls has shifted its attention to another firm, which has since disappeared from the internet.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is rejecting Democratic demands on health care as unserious but says a government shutdown is still "avoidable" despite sharp divisions ahead of Wednesday's funding deadline.
British citizens and permanent residents will have to produce a mandatory digital identification card to get work, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Friday, reviving a contentious idea in an effort to show that the government has control of the country's borders.
Republican gubernatorial nominee Winsome Earle-Sears called transgender bathroom policies 'nonsense' at a Fairfax County Public Schools board meeting amid locker room controversy.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed hostages via loudspeakers in Gaza during his U.N. speech, while claiming 90% of Palestinians celebrated the October 7th attack.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., accused Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., of hypocrisy for opposing government funding after supporting it earlier this year.
Federal agency mistakenly released Rep. Mikie Sherrill's unredacted military files to Jack Ciattarelli campaign ally in tight New Jersey gubernatorial race.
President Donald Trump told reporters Friday that James Comey's indictment represents justice, not revenge, while labeling the ex-FBI chief a “dirty cop."
