Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton holds polling advantage over Senator John Cornyn in their Republican primary runoff while both seek Trump's endorsement.
FBI raided Virginia Democratic state senator Louise Lucas's office while a Georgia man was federally indicted for threatening Republican officials online.
Authors discuss recent publications analyzing the Supreme Court's ideological composition and Queen Elizabeth II's relationships with U.S. presidents.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's campaign focuses on opposition to Ukraine while younger voters express dissatisfaction with his leadership.
A civil rights organization reported a sustained increase in requests for legal assistance related to Palestine activism compared to years before October 2023.
California Treasurer Fiona Ma, running for Lieutenant Governor, visited China-based school accused of diploma fraud after receiving campaign donations from founder.
Congressional activity includes blocked monument defunding, unclaimed property investigation response, and ethics committee referral.
Northern Ireland introduces legal entitlement to paid leave for parents affected by miscarriage at any stage of pregnancy.
Political figures discuss nuclear regulatory reform and energy governance amid broader debates over power infrastructure and climate policies.
Construction contractors have started road upgrades in rural Big Bend, Texas, as preliminary work for planned border wall installation.
A federal judge ruled that Voice of America must restore operations and recall furloughed employees after the Trump administration reduced the news service to skeleton staffing.
Democrat Analilia Mejia was sworn in Monday to represent New Jersey's 11th Congressional District after winning a special election last week.
Less than half of former USAID employees have found full-time work a year after losing their jobs, forcing many to deplete savings and move in with family.
Juan Joseph, a former MI5 IT contractor who shared classified information with a foreign state, was found not guilty by reason of insanity by a jury.
The United States is seeking to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals through partnerships with countries like Brazil, while facing congressional scrutiny.
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