The ruling by a three-judge panel that North Carolina’s congressional districts must be redrawn could rock the 2018 midterms – and ultimately leave unclear which party controls the House until next year.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is spending $117,000 on ads over the coming weeks to support embattled Sen. Robert Menendez (D., N.J) against Republican businessman Bob Hugin, even as Democrats hope to pick up seats in red states such as Texas.
Investigations into his tax returns, his payments to Stormy Daniels and his relationship with Russia. That’s what President Trump will almost assuredly face if Democrats win back the House.
President Trump threatened Google on early Tuesday morning, saying the Internet giant’s search engine is biased against conservative media and promised that the situation “will be addressed.”
No matter when John McCain left this earth, he would have been praised to the skies by the journalists who admired him enormously, even though they liked him far better when he was taking on his own party.
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort reportedly tried to strike a plea deal with prosecutors last week ahead of his second trial, but failed to reach an agreement.
Peter Thiel, the billionaire tech investor who supported President Trump during his presidential bid, praised the president’s honesty on Monday and said the president isn’t a “zombie.”
A California city councilwoman fired back against threats to release her scantily clad photos showing “lascivious, drunk and drug-addled behavior” at the Burning Man festival if she didn’t pull out of November’s council race.
Justice Department official Bruce Ohr is set to testify Tuesday behind a closed-door session of the House Oversight Committee, where he will face grilling about his involvement with ex-British spy Christopher Steele who wrote the salacious Trump dossier.
Lawmakers in California on Monday sent three bills to Gov. Jerry Brown’s desk that call for stricter restrictions on firearms in a state that has one of the toughest gun laws in the country.
A visibly shaken Sen. Lindsey Graham reminisced about the late Sen. John McCain in an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity Monday night. The South Carolina Republican acknowledged he's shed many tears over McCain's death, but vowed to give his longtime friend and colleague "the send-off he deserves" when he takes the Senate floor on Tuesday.
Lanny Davis, the high-powered attorney of President Trump’s longtime “fixer”-turned-foe Michael Cohen, admitted Monday he was an anonymous source for a bombshell CNN story on the infamous 2016 Trump Tower meeting — after The Washington Post outed him as a source for its own story.
Across Florida, the gaming tournament shooting has reinvigorated the gun debate, ahead of one of the most anticipated primaries this year. Candidates from both sides of the aisle re-routed their campaigns to make a stop in Jacksonville and address Sunday’s shooting.
The White House returned its flag to half-staff Monday afternoon after two of America's most prominent veterans' groups -- the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars -- implored it to do so in honor of the late Sen. John McCain.
President Trump on Monday said he plans to terminate the existing North American Free Trade Agreement, as he announced a new tentative agreement between the United States and Mexico that he described as "one of the largest trade deals ever made."
Former Arizona State Sen. Kelli Ward held a news conference Monday to apologize over a suggestion — hours before Sen. John McCain's death was reported Saturday — that his family’s earlier announcement that he was ending cancer treatment was timed to hurt her Senate campaign.
First lady Melania Trump was joined by descendants of past presidents Monday as she helped plant a sapling from an Eisenhower-era oak tree on the south grounds of the White House.