Former President Donald Trump is expected to quickly defeat former U.N. ambassador and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley on Saturday in her home state's Republican presidential primary.
Nikki Haley is courting independent voters as she looks to prevent what Donald Trump predicts will be an "a-- kicking" in her home state of South Carolina Saturday.
Nikki Haley said this week that even if former President Trump wins the Republican nomination, she doesn't believe he can win a general election against President Biden.
Some voters in Washington State are raising security concerns about having to declare their political party affiliation on the outside of their presidential primary ballot.
Alabama lawmakers are advancing legislation aimed at prohibiting so-called diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives universities, schools and other public institutions.
The White House slammed House Speaker Mike Johnson and the GOP House conference for opposing a bipartisan border security package endorsed by President Biden.
Democratic California Rep. Nancy Pelosi's husband bet big on computer chip company Nvidia late last year, which has since made him over $1.25 million in just three months.
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., criticizes Google's AI chatbot Gemini for refusing to show images of White people, calling it "preposterously woke" and "racist." Google paused the system's image generation after inaccuracies had been flagged.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis confirmed the deployment of Florida National Guard personnel to Texas in order to aid in operations securing the country's southern border.
Joe Biden allegedly considered joining the board of a joint venture created by Hunter Biden and business associates with ties to the Chinese Communist Party after his vice presidency
Former President Donald Trump said that it is “crazy" how Christians or religious people could vote for a Democrat during a speech in Nashville, Tennessee, on Thursday.
Alabama's controversial Supreme Court ruling makes future access to IVF uncertain. Democrats and activists are railing against it, but they're also hoping it will galvanize voters.
Chief Justice Tom Parker alarmed church-state separation advocates by quoting the Bible in his opinion on the Alabama ruling that said frozen embryos are children under state law.