Gen. Mark Milley will testify before Congress on Tuesday for the first time since retiring, offering new insight on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The Democratic primary for one of Ohio's Supreme Court seats has begun. The state's Supreme Court has a 4-3 Republican majority, but Democrats hope to flip that in their favor.
Former President Trump's GOP clout is on the line in Tuesday's Republican Senate primary in Ohio, in the race to face off in November against vulnerable Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown.
Former President Trump accused New York Attorney General Letitia James of engaging in fraud by allegedly convincing a judge to undervalue his Mar-a-Lago estate in his civil fraud case.
Gotion Inc., a subsidiary of a Chinese electric vehicle battery maker, is suing a small Michigan township over local officials' opposition to its green energy project.
Former president Donald Trump answers questions related to Putin, illegal immigration and his use of 'over the top' language in sit-down interview with FOX's Howard Kurtz.
Legal experts weigh in on Trump’s options after his attorneys said he couldn't secure a $464 million appeal bond he needs in a New York civil fraud judgement against him.
The MS Senate killed a proposal Monday to restore a ballot initiative process, days after a 26-21 vote to pass a bill that would allow residents to put some policy proposals on statewide ballots.
A Chinese billionaire has pleaded guilty to federal election crimes and faces up to 27 years in prison; also charged with immigration fraud and using false documents.
Critics are slamming an Associated Press piece as "debunked" after the founder of an adult dating website cast doubt on a report linking an Ohio Senate candidate to the site.
State Rep. Derek Merrin received a critical last minute boost from former President Donald Trump in his primary bid for a northwest Ohio congressional seat.
A new lawsuit against New York City Mayor Eric Adams alleges that during his time on the police force in the '90s he demanded sexual favors from a colleague in exchange for help with her job.
During Supreme Court arguments challenging the Biden admin's alleged coordination with Big Tech, one justice's comments about the government’s relationship with the constitution raised eyebrows.
