Parents, kids and schools across the nation could feel the impact of the results from the Douglas County School Board race on Tuesday, depending on the winners.
Former Democratic National Committee boss Donna Brazile, in her newly released 2016 campaign tell-all, tore into her DNC predecessor over the “perks” she enjoyed while the party was suffering from a cash crunch that left it dependent on Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
President Trump paused from his overseas trip to Asia to blast the Democratic nominee in Tuesday’s Virginia gubernatorial race as “weak” on crime, veterans and the Second Amendment, in a final push for Republican Ed Gillespie.
The Trump administration is expected to end in January 2019 a special immigration status given to over 5,000 Nicaraguans that protects them from deportations.
President Donald Trump lashed out at a reporter’s suggestion on Tuesday that “extreme vetting” for gun ownership could have prevented the Texas Church shooting, saying there would have been “hundreds more dead” if gun laws were stricter.
President Trump said Tuesday in South Korea that “good progress” is happening on North Korea and he urged the regime to “come to the table” and “make a deal.”
Democrats have worked feverishly all year to make nearly every local election a referendum on President Trump – and Tuesday's gubernatorial races are no exception.
A former campaign adviser to President Donald Trump has testified that he had contact with a high-level Russian official while on a trip to Russia last year.
Top House Republicans have opened the door to using their sweeping tax bill to repeal ObamaCare's individual mandate, as they began retooling the tax proposal Monday in pursuit of a final version that can pass Congress.
Newly reported memos to Congress show language was softened between an early draft and the final copy of former FBI Director James Comey’s statement closing out the Hillary Clinton email case, according to The Hill.
The attorney for the man accused of violently attacking Sen. Rand Paul in his own yard said Monday that the clash had “absolutely nothing to do” with politics and was a dispute over something “trivial” – deepening the mystery over what led to the attack that left the Republican senator with five broken ribs.
Democrats have worked feverishly all year to make nearly every local election a referendum on President Trump – and Tuesday's gubernatorial races are no exception.