President Joe Biden agreed to meet up with a climate protester who heckled his remarks during his speech Thursday in Tempe, Arizona, about protecting democracy and honoring the late Sen. John McCain.

A New York State Appeals Court rejected former President Trump’s request to delay a civil trial stemming from New York Attorney General Letitia James’ investigation into his businesses, scheduling the beginning of the trial for early next week.

House Republicans have released a document alleging an email exists where Hunter Biden says his legal problems will "go away" when his dad is elected president.

A Washington mayor called 911 to report "far right" petitioners. But the businessman behind the initiatives says they're nonpartisan, "commonsense" solutions.

Long-shot Republican presidential candidate Perry Johnson isn't ruling out pivoting to a run for the open Senate seat in battleground Michigan

Democratic Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker unleashed an assault on Republican state lawmakers over their criticism of his secret deal with a Chinese electric vehicle company.

Democrats slam first House Oversight Committee impeachment inquiry into President Biden as "waste of time" amid urgent race to pass Continuing Resolution and avert government shutdown.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin declined to definitively rule out a 2024 run when pressed on Fox News about the growing calls for him to enter the crowded race.

Indiana Comptroller Tera Klutz on Thursday announced that she will resign from her post on Nov. 30, nearly seven years after she first assumed office.