Democratic Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear attacked Vice President JD Vance at an Ohio fundraiser, part of growing Democratic efforts to target potential 2028 GOP nominee.
A three-way Democratic primary race in Michigan has exposed tensions within the party over Israel policy and progressive politics.
GOP explores budget reconciliation to fund ICE and Border Patrol without Democratic support, potentially limiting other legislative priorities.
Representatives Al Green and Christian Menefee will face each other in a runoff after neither won a majority in Texas's 18th Congressional District primary.
Multiple cases highlight US practice of deporting individuals to countries other than their birth nations when direct repatriation is not possible.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission under new leadership is changing priorities while corporate DEI participation declines significantly.
Prediction platform Polymarket removed betting page and apologized after allowing wagers on when U.S. pilots shot down over Iran would be found.
Competitive primary contests are underway in Texas and Maine as Republicans and Democrats prepare for key Senate races.
The Department of Homeland Security reactivated the Global Entry program on March 11 after temporarily suspending it during an ongoing department shutdown.
Tennessee's Republican-controlled Senate approved legislation that would criminalize remaining in the state after receiving a final federal deportation order.
Democratic officials are using more profanity in public communications while political candidates across parties invest in enhanced security measures.
President Trump issued a 60-day waiver of the Jones Act, allowing foreign-flagged ships to transport energy products between U.S. ports.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni conceded defeat in a referendum on judicial reforms, marking a significant political setback for her administration.
January 6 Capitol rioters filed a class action lawsuit alleging excessive police force, while a pardoned participant received prison time for child pornography.
Multiple religious figures have recently commented on the intersection of faith and politics in America.
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