Justice Department has issued subpoenas for Nevada voter data, state’s elections chief says
The Justice Department has issued subpoenas targeting voter records in Nevada, according to confirmation from the office of…
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Control of the Senate could hinge on these independents running where Democrats aren’t
In Seward County, Nebraska, a retired teacher pulled on a light blue shirt reading "Seward County Democrats" and…
Greg Bovino was Trump’s immigration enforcer. Now he thinks the administration isn’t tough enough
Greg Bovino was Trump's immigration enforcer for the better part of a year, serving as the Border Patrol's…
Exclusive: Survivors say Epstein gave celebrity stylist Frédéric Fekkai’s salon ‘instructions’ to make them look younger
In this exclusive report, seven women alleging they were victims of Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking operation have filed suit…
Trump wants to restrict mail voting — but it’s getting more popular
North Carolina opens its mail-in voting window for the 2026 midterm elections this Friday, yet the very rules…
Fact check: Vance repeats Trump’s fictional ‘$19 trillion’ investment figure
This fact check traces how a single investment figure has ballooned from $17 trillion to over $20 trillion…
Judge declares she’s ‘not the Lorax’ during hearing on Trump’s DC golf course renovation
WASHINGTON — In a courtroom moment that blended judicial gravity with pop-culture whimsy, US District Judge Ana Reyes…
Vance says Iran conflict isn’t a ‘war,’ even as he refuses to say when it will end
Vance says Iran conflict isn't a war, a framing Vice President JD Vance pressed during a White House…
Reflecting Pool saga continues with another contractor hired to clean the algae
The Reflecting Pool saga continues into a new chapter as the Department of Interior awarded a $2.7 million…
Trump administration plows ahead with groundbreaking for the president’s ‘triumphal arch’
Excavation work for what the White House calls the "Great Triumphal Arch" is expected to begin within the…