Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel says his judicial philosophy lets him leave politics out of his decisions.

The meeting with Susie Wiles came after several congressional Republicans faced pushback from constituents over the rapid pace of the administration's government cuts.

Races in Aurora, Cicero and Dolton show that municipal races are still very focused on what’s happening in our own backyards.

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ARLINGTON, Va. — Virginia could be one of states most affected by President Donald Trump's moves to shrink the federal ...

President Donald Trump is already exerting his influence over the 2026 midterm elections, endorsing two close allies in open gubernatorial contests in the past week and privately signaling plans to ...

At the end of a dramatic night on the House floor, Republicans on Tuesday narrowly passed a framework for massive cuts to ...

Calif., joins NewsNation to discuss Elon Musk’s role in his boss’ first Cabinet meeting. Khanna, one of the few Democrats ...

More than 3,500 mental health professionals have sent a letter” calling “upon the president and the board of the American ...

The subcommittee led by Marjorie Taylor Greene is quickly becoming the site of a pitched battle over Trump’s agenda.

As the state Supreme Court race enters its final weeks, billionaires are writing big checks to the candidates to try and influence the high stakes contest.Dane County Judge ...