The writers of the Constitution sought an approach the balanced control between the states and the federal government.

The candidates stopped short of criticizing President Donald Trump directly but registered their disagreement with his call to “nationalize” voting and to his approach to tariffs.

On this President’s Day we look to the connection between local political leaders and the White House. Four men who have been ...

The more the president delivers highly partisan messages to active-duty troops, the more he targets a bedrock principle of ...

Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Nick Bronni currently serves on the state Supreme Court on position 6, but he is vying for ...

Democrat Nathan Sage, the executive director of the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce, is ending his bid for Senate in Iowa, citing a struggle to keep fundraising competitive. “After long and thoughtful ...

Morning Report is The Hill’s a.m. newsletter. Subscribe here. In today’s issue: ▪ Trump tries to avoid midterm losses ▪ DOJ explains Epstein files redactions ▪ Obama responds to Trump’s video post ▪ ...

Former President George W. Bush won’t defy the “code of silence” that prevents ex-U.S. leaders from publicly chastising their successors, but he’s apparently not opposed to throwing shade. In a ...

Former President Barack Obama posted on Instagram Sunday that he did not see any evidence that aliens existed while he was ...

Trump’s National Park Service is supposed to be working with DC Water to fix the issue, so of course he’s blaming someone ...

Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to global figures have prompted multiple probes far beyond the United States. James C. Reynolds reports ...

President Donald Trump often seems frustrated that many Americans don’t appreciate that they are living in his “golden age.” ...