Brian Bengs is one of several independent candidates running in deep-red states this year. He hopes his race can forge a new path for American politics.

The advancing technology offers campaigns the tools to make compelling, lifelike ads. That’s leading even seasoned political observers to take note.

Union leaders say the screening system Trump ordered could insert postal workers into nasty partisan politics and even lead to harassment.

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Education Secretary Linda McMahon tried to ditch a priority for blind vendors on Army bases, part of a broader administration attack on disability rights.

Rep. Rob Menendez made a stunning allegation while addressing the recent death of another man who had been detained at Delaney Hall.

“We know what happens when children go to court without an attorney,” a lawyer said. “One word: deportation.”

Prosecutors have to show not only that a former Olympian acted with malice, but that he destroyed property worth more than $1,000. Experts say it’s a tall order.

The 14th Amendment's birthright citizenship clause survived by the skin of its teeth.

Like so many women denied miscarriage care since the fall of Roe v. Wade, Lynn Callaway developed an infection, according to a new lawsuit — leaving her at death’s door with no one to turn to for help...

Reproductive health care experts described the move as “a Trojan horse” — creating a precedent that could threaten access to fertility treatments like IVF and ban abortion nationwide.

Thousands of cooks, dishwashers, concessions workers, bartenders and servers at SoFi Stadium are threatening to picket, citing insufficient pay, erosion of jobs, and plans for ICE to be at the games.

The DOJ has claimed the fund is similar to an Obama-era settlement. But legal experts say that’s a far cry from reality.

The decision gutting the Voting Rights Act has commenced the largest rollback of Black representation in the South since the end of Reconstruction.

Court battles over abortion pills have caused chaos and confusion for patients across the U.S., but providers were ready for the sudden change.

The Office of the Immigration Detention Ombudsman is in the process of removing all its public signage and ending its inspections, according to an internal email.

A leading candidate is hoping to make up for a financial disadvantage with biting criticisms of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

The federal wage floor is just $7.25 per hour and hasn’t budged since 2009.

Two people claim they were punished for acts of protest, and an internal government memo suggests they may not be the last.

Anna Walker believes she was retaliated against for lawfully observing federal agents during Trump's immigration crackdown.

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The possibility of an American ground operation in Iran is growing, but one service member familiar with troops in the region told HuffPost the prospect would be "an absolute disaster."

Still fighting for a contract, employees from 11 unionized stores will vote on whether to ask customers not to shop at REI during its massive anniversary event.

The technology is increasing the speed, density and complexity of work rather than reducing it, a new analysis of 164,000 people’s work activity shows.

Had the execution gone forward, Burton would have faced a harsher punishment than the man who killed the victim during a botched robbery that Burton participated in.

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Two people claim they were punished for acts of protest, and an internal government memo suggests they may not be the last.

The administration’s latest escalation is boosting the global view of the U.S. as a rogue actor, fueling instability, acting illogically and illegally and risking innocent lives.

Since Roe v. Wade fell, many callers are filled with concern: “If I go to the emergency room, will they call the police?”

Immigrant workers in Los Angeles face an impossible choice: Go to work and risk being snatched up by ICE, or stay home and risk eviction.

Jackson's presidential runs in 1984 and 1988 played a significant role in shaping the modern Democratic Party.

ICE didn't show up at the polls during a January special election in St. Paul, Minnesota. That doesn't mean their presence didn't threaten voters.

Now awaiting trial, David Huerta says he refuses to "bend the knee" and stay silent on the president's immigration crackdown.