Metropolitan Police are investigating an email between Peter Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein as PM avoids questions about the ambassador appointment.
Rep. Russell Fry comments on Iran's approach to U.S. relations as Gulf allies express concerns about Iranian actions.
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction against Indiana's law prohibiting student IDs for voting purposes.
Democrats have flipped over two dozen Republican-held state legislative seats nationwide since January 2025, including victories in Florida.
Analysis shows 300 billionaires and families donated over $3 billion to federal elections, representing nearly one-fifth of all reported contributions.
A New York man was found guilty of running an undisclosed Chinese police station in Manhattan that authorities say was used to monitor dissidents.
Senator Elizabeth Warren used a commercial tax preparation service instead of the IRS Direct File system she had advocated for publicly.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman criticized his own party, claiming Democrats lack clear leadership and are driven by opposition to Trump.
Rep. Don Bacon warned that a U.S. withdrawal from NATO would cause division within the Republican Party as defense discussions continue.
The General Services Administration will hire approximately 400 employees following significant workforce reductions from previous government efficiency efforts.
Justice Department lawyer told court that citizenship lists ordered by Trump for election oversight are unreliable for voter roll updates.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco confiscated more election materials as part of a voter fraud investigation that state officials call baseless.
A 50-year-old Kentucky mother of two was killed when she fell and was dragged under a parade float during Louisville's St. Patrick's Day celebration.
The National Capital Planning Commission approved plans for a new ballroom in the White House East Wing, with President Trump thanking commissioners including Sen. Rand Paul.
Congress increasingly relies on overnight voting sessions as lawmakers struggle with government funding and immigration enforcement bills.
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