Abdul el Sayed is "apologizing" for his past comments excusing antisemites or justifying Islamic terrorism in hopes of getting elected.

Johnson pointed to the nonpartisan Cook Political Report’s 21 toss-up seats, before rattling off a list of the races he is watching closely.

White House border czar Tom Homan promised in May to send ICE into the sanctuary state. Now, the Trump administration has fulfilled its promise.

The bill would put the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau through the regular congressional appropriations process, among other reforms.

The United States military began its latest round of strikes against Iranian forces on Tuesday evening local time.

President Donald Trump and Sen. Rick Scott have explained the importance of data centers and the U.S. dollar as a global reserve currency.

When are speed cameras for public safety? And when are they just cash grabs? The devil is in the details, Tim Carney notes.

Trump's nomination of Heidi Overton to lead the FDA betrays MAHA promises, putting Washington politics ahead of food safety reform.

Brian Poindexter’s family-centric ad contrasts with the domestic and child abuse allegations his opponent, Rep. Max Miller (R-OH), is facing.

The Federal Reserve must ditch outdated models and stop imposing artificial speed limits on AI-driven U.S. economic expansion.

Democratic change in Iran comes only from its people and organized resistance, not foreign war or decades-old regime propaganda.

Deloitte and IBM settlements prove DOJ is targeting illegal DEI quotas. Federal contractors face major False Claims Act liability.