Sen. Jon Tester made a last-ditch plea Thursday to Montana's conservative voters, a voting bloc the Democrat will need support from to hang onto his Senate.

A moving company representative and lawyers were expected to be given access to Rudy Giuliani's Manhattan apartment on Thursday after the former New York City mayor failed to turn over belongings to two former Georgia election workers who won a $148 million defamation judgment against him.

Harris campaign surrogate Mark Cuban criticized the women who surround former President Donald Trump, while the Democrats' campaign is attacking the former president for comments he made about protecting women.

More than 60 million voters have cast ballots in the election so far. And it's a grim reality that some of them have already died.

The Harris campaign on Thursday said former President Donald Trump's allegations of voter fraud and misconduct are baseless, and voters across the country can rest assured that voting in the battleground states is secure.

Republican Eric Hovde has an overarching strategy in his race to win Wisconsin's Senate seat this year: Grab onto former president Donald Trump and don't let go.

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan accused YouTube's parent company of censoring former President Donald Trump's appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast.

If Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had been born with a different name, he’d probably be peddling miracle mushroom cancer cures on YouTube right now. Instead, our french fry-slinging presidential hopeful Donald Trump has, according to Kennedy, “promised” to give him “control” of all of Washington’s public health agencies, “which, you know, is key to making America […]

Leaving can be as easy as walking out the door, and since 1969, no-fault divorce has made that an easier option for many. The process permits married couples to dissolve their marriages without having to prove wrongdoing, such that “irreconcilable differences,” be they real conflict or a lack of passion, constitute enough reason for one […]

Union members are roughly divided 60% to 40% between Democrats and Republicans, a recent survey by the Pew Research Center reveals. With millions of members nationwide, it would be reasonable to expect these powerful organizations to represent their members with a similar breakdown in political spending. Sadly, consideration of all of their members’ political views […]