Conservatives can’t decide if they should support Bad Bunny or not—so they’re tearing into each other instead.

While the calendar pointed toward March for the next faux event, we’re checking in with our elected quintet and some hypothetical questions.

This article was originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access. By Alexander Shur Votebeat February 3, 2026 Votebeat is a ...

When President Donald Trump pressured state and local officials to intervene in his behalf in the 2020 election, it wasn’t a ...

The U.S. Senate has long been considered the pinnacle of American politics. Governors, in particular, saw the deliberative ...

McKinley hopes to serve the community by focusing on law enforcement, tax relief, constitutional freedoms, economic policies, ...

Trump faces more problems than that in Congress. He’s still attempting to kill — or at least get around — the Senate’s 60-vote requirements to pass a voter ID and citizenship verification law on ...

While he was in the process of being confirmed to run America’s public health policy, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. swore several times over that his heavily scrutinized 2019 visit to Samoa, and the island’s ...

Lancaster County has mailed early vote application postcards to about 60,000 voters on its permanent request list ahead of ...

Those who faced threats and pressure say the president’s legal authority may be limited, but the guardrails that once kept him in check aren’t as strong as they used to be.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Sen. Pete Ricketts formally filed for re-election on Wednesday. He was sworn in as Nebraska’s U.S.

As the president calls for federal control of voting, administrators who endured bomb threats and burnout warn that ...