The Senate majority leader race is on. Or is it? Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland is answering the calls of his Democratic colleagues who want new leadership when they take back control of Congress next year and is offering himself as an alternative to Charles E. Schumer.
At about 10:04 p.m. on Nov. 3, the Associated Press called the Texas Senate race for James Talarico. Roughly 16 minutes later, Ken Paxton conceded. The Republican attorney general had spent the better part of a year, in one of the most expensive Senate contests in American history, trying to hold a seat in a […]
Voters across the country rebuked President Donald Trump and the Republican Party in the Nov. 3 midterm elections, producing a powerful blue wave in the first major electoral test since his sweeping victory in 2024. The results were expected in battleground states, but not in Texas, a longtime bastion of conservatism that has maintained a […]
Several Democrats claimed the arrest of Judge Dugan challenged constitutional norms, but they had a different take on President Donald Trump's impeachment.
China appears to have rolled back the 125% tariffs on some imports from the U.S., a move that could mark the start of de-escalating the trade war between the two countries.
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the state's entire congressional delegation called on President Trump to reverse his administration's decision to deny the governor's request for federal disaster assistance following deadly storms in the region.
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., takes aim at Clemson University over an alleged 15-gender menu, demanding accountability from school President Jim Clements and vowing to defend two biological genders.
Sen. John Ossoff, D-Ga., has become the latest Democrat in Congress to signal that President Donald Trump deserves to be impeached, even though he has only been in the White House during his second term for less than 100 days.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., claimed, "We are one," after years of being criticized for playing identity politics. Her campaign-style video sparked 2028 rumors.
Legal experts say that President Donald Trump's deportation suits under an 18th century wartime authority will likely end up in the Supreme Court's hands as courts review due process claims.
President Donald Trump said he would "never defy" the Supreme Court as his administration resists a court order to return a deported migrant, prompting a heated legal showdown.
The U.S. Agriculture Department is demanding states comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order to prevent illegal immigrants from using food stamps.
Administration lawyers asked a federal appeals court to end a lower court's contempt proceedings against the government, saying District Judge James Boasberg's relentless meddling in last month's deportations to El Salvador has caused a "needless constitutional confrontation."
