Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Chris Magnus is facing a number of accusations of incompetence and of being disinterested in the agency's operations.
The Alaska commission that oversees campaign finance rules has extended the deadline for staff to prepare an investigation report regarding Gov. Dunleavy and A Stronger Alaska.
Citizens for Sanity, a conservative advocacy group, is using billboards and newspaper ads in big cities to satirize progressive ideals and grab voters' attention.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faced a loud interjection from a reporter demanding to get an accounting for a child's right to life in the abortion issue Tuesday.
California Democrat Rep. Eric Swalwell’s campaign once again spent thousands of dollars on luxury hotels, transportation and restaurants amid sky-high inflation.
The American Civil Liberties Union's Nevada chapter has filed a petition to Nevada's Supreme Court, which challenges Nye County's plan to count votes by both machine and hand.
Likely voters in New York believe the crime epidemic is the most pressing issue heading into the midterm elections, a Quinnipiac University poll finds.
Meet the Denver-based graphic designer in a Supreme Court fight who sued the state of Colorado over a law she says censors her speech and forces her to violate her Christian faith.
Georgia is reporting record early voting turnout over a year after President Biden characterized the state's new election reform law as "Jim Crow in the 21st Century."
A group of protesters crashed a press conference being held by Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker, with one reportedly calling him a "house n-----."
President Biden will push to codify Roe v. Wade as the first order of business in the next Congress if Democrats maintain their hold on the legislative branch through midterms.
New York Democratic candidate for Congress Matt Castelli claimed he moved into his election district from DC “for employment,” but it appears the job was running for Congress against Republican Elise Stefanik.
Three weeks from election day, the midterms are heating up as Democrats try to hold their slim House majority and Republicans seek to improve their chances of retaking the Senate