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The Arizona Court of Appeal this week rejected an attempt by the GOP to end early voting by arguing mail-in voting violates the state's constitution.

Arizona’s early voting system was ruled constitutional by the state’s Court of Appeals. It was previously challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

Vice President Kamala Harris will appear in Florida on Sunday, where she is expected to speak on Democrats' pro-abortion agenda on the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision.

Former Vice President Al Gore on Thursday explained how the Climate TRACE initiative is tracking climate emissions right down to the level of individual facilities.

Rep. George Santos, the embattled first-year congressman facing a slew of ethics probes, ripped a new report alleging he stole $3,000 meant to save a veteran's dog, calling it a "distraction."

Alabama's Secretary of State Wes Allen announced the state's withdrawal from a voter registration group. Allen said that the state will no longer be involved in sharing voting data.

GOP lawmakers weighed in on the Wall Street Journal report that the DOJ held off on having the FBI monitor President Biden's lawyers as they searched his home for classified documents.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul nominated Hector Lasalle to lead the state's top court. Gov. Hochul's nominee was rejected by the New York Senate.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took a shot at President Biden on Wednesday after classified documents were recently found in a former Washington office and the president's home.

President Biden's son Hunter Biden wrote in his memoir in 2021 that he “quarantined” at the Delaware home where classified documents were recently found.

Classified documents were recently discovered at the same Wilmington, Delaware, home where Biden hosted his inner circle post-vice presidency.

California’s top oil regulator Ntuk has quit after three years of leading the California Geologic Energy Management Division. His resignation came amid a statewide drilling battle.

A noncancerous lesion was removed from Jill Biden’s left eyelid. The first lady also had two other lesions removed recently that cancerous but likely curable.

Jennifer-Ruth Green says she feels “vindicated,” yet “frustrated," after the Air Force admitted that her military personnel records were released to a third party "without proper redaction."

New York City launched a plan Wednesday to become the first city in the nation to offer free abortion drugs, which have four times the complication rate as surgical abortions.

A fourth Republican has announced his campaign for the Louisiana gubernatorial race on Wednesday. The election is nine months away and it remains unclear which Democratic will run.

Chairman James Comer of the House Oversight Committee announced that it will hold a hearing next month with Biden administration career border officials.

Vice President Kamala Harris is not scheduled to visit the border in her trip to Arizona Thursday, even though she was tasked as border czar to deal with the border crisis.

The Supreme Court appears inclined to rule in favor of Miguel Luna Perez, a deaf Michigan man alleging his school district did not provide him adequate assistance under federal law.

The Indiana Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to the state's near-total abortion ban that was passed following the 2022 overturn of Roe v. Wade.