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The Emmy Awards are moving to Prime Video starting in 2027. Amazon and the Television Academy have struck a six-year deal, ending the ceremony's seven-decade run on traditional broadcast networks.

The state has surpassed 1,000 measles cases this year, health officials said Monday, making it the largest outbreak in the U.S. in more than three decades.

The problem? No federal official can seize control of election administration from the states and counties, who hold the power run elections under the U.S. Constitution.

Her attorneys said they are grateful for the first responders and the medical team at the hospital ‘who treated Christa like a human and have provided exceptional care to her’

CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten broke down how President Donald Trump's support among immigrant voters has taken a nosedive ahead of the midterms.

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Candidates say they’ll curb corruption, but are the plans strong enough?

Military families say Trump officials ‘owe us an apology’ after disparaging remarks by JD Vance, Pete Hegseth and others

The government doesn’t track how often immigration officers detain U.S. citizens. So ProPublica did. We’ve found more th

… A new Gallup poll shows that more Americans now identify as Democrats than at any point since 2009.

The civil rights unit has recruited people whose questionable work histories and dearth of education and experience might have disqualified them in the past, former officials said.

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A former Utah Senate candidate received his sentence Thursday in a forcible sexual abuse case that dragged on for years.

University of Washington professor Emily Bender argues the AI safety debate is too focused on hypothetical existential threats while overlooking harms already happening today. She points to environmen...

Gavin Newsom calls comments ‘deranged and dangerous’ after president tells Nebraska rally: ‘They can take out a city’

Attorney General Todd Blanche found himself at the center of controversy this past week after a legal journalist accused him of misleading Fox News viewers regarding the deployment of election monitors by the Justice Department. Blanche defended the plan during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday," claiming that monitoring elections has been a standard practice since the 1960s and dismissing critics as fear-mongers.

Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Nebraska produced several awkward onstage moments Monday night, including a name mix-up, a mangled word and an unusual exit from the stage. The 80-year-old presiden…

In a significant legal twist, high-profile conservative attorney Paul Clement has raised constitutional questions that could potentially dismantle multiple voter fraud cases linked to allegations of noncitizen voting during Donald Trump's administration. This development comes as a federal judge grapples with a legal challenge surrounding a rarely invoked 1996 law aimed at curbing such votes. Clement, who previously served as solicitor general under President George W.

In a surprising move, the Tall Oaks Camp and Conference Center is calling on U.S. Senator Roger Marshall to pull a controversial campaign advertisement that improperly features images of children attending the nonprofit camp. The ad, targeting Marshall’s opponent Adam Hamilton, addresses serious allegations of child sexual abuse linked to Hamilton’s church organization, creating an unintended and misleading connection to Tall Oaks.

Donald Trump has launched a public defense of his rally crowds after new reporting highlighted visibly empty seats and substantially smaller audiences than some of the massive gatherings that defin…

In a curious turn of events, the U.S. Justice Department's latest court filing has sparked both ridicule and concern after it contained two glaring misspellings of the word "north" while seeking records related to Georgia's controversial 2020 election. The filing was directed at the conservative 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, where the Justice Department aims to gain access to information regarding election workers in Fulton County, an area that includes Atlanta.