Dozens of Republican veterans on Wednesday accused Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz of not being trustworthy to serve as vice president because of "egregious misrepresentations" of his Army National Guard record.
House Democrats again leapfrogged Republicans in the election cash race in July, but the GOP is still in a better financial position than it has been in previous elections.
At least 55 protesters were arrested following violent clashes with police in Chicago on the second night of the Democratic National Convention, a situation the police chief called "a danger to our city."
Sen. Rand Paul is raising concerns that the Transportation Security Administration may be improperly using watchlists and screening procedures to target individuals for their political views.
The U.S. economy added 818,000 fewer jobs from early 2023 to early 2024 than the government previously reported, a sizable revision that could affect the Federal Reserve's decisions on interest rates and reverberate in the presidential campaign.
New Jersey Democratic Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., a 14-term incumbent and a fixture in his hometown of Paterson for more than four decades, died Wednesday, according to a statement from his social media account. He was 87.
Cryptocurrency companies are pouring an "unprecedented" amount of money into federal elections, according to a watchdog report Wednesday that says the industry accounts for nearly half of the direct corporate spending this cycle.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, who turned a camouflage cap into an emblem of the Harris-Walz campaign's bid to win battleground voters, will introduce himself to the nation again Wednesday in a prime-time convention speech organizers say will highlight the "small-town values" that have shaped him.