() - The U.S. Department of Justice amended its lawsuit on Thursday over spoiler candidates in Alaska’s U.S. Senate race ...

The Texas Attorney General's office has sued Harris County officials alleging they are using taxpayer money to run racially discriminatory “get out the vote” ads.

() - The canal system that provides 36% of all water in Arizona is officially joining the state’s litigation against the Trump administration over Colorado River water cuts.

A year-round E15 provision in the U.S. Senate farm bill would increase direct spending by $6.6 billion over a decade, more than the $4.8 billion for ...

New amicus briefs are in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in the case challenging gun and magazine bans in Illinois and Connecticut.

Of the 13 races, four are considered solid Republican seats, six are solid Democratic seats, and three are toss-ups. That leaves Democrats positioned to potentially gain one or two U.S. House seats in ...

The 2026 midterm elections could allow states across the country to form a coalition that alters future presidential elections.

(The Center Square) – California High-Speed Rail Authority CEO Ian Choudri has resigned, citing personal and family reasons. The resignation by Choudri, who oversaw a long-delayed project that is ...

Minnesota lawmakers are raising bipartisan concerns as the Walz administration begins hiring staff for the Office of Inspector General before selecting an inspector general.

Weeks before President Donald Trump is expected to make his second trip to China within the year, his administration is taking further steps to reel in ...

Arizona GM owners may soon reap the benefits of a $220 million settlement over the illegal sale of their private driving behavior data.