Annie Andrews is a physician running against Sen. Darline Graham.

Jackson’s silky voice earned him two Grammy nominations and a slate of platinum and gold records.

Nolan Wells’ Snapchat log has been released, providing insight into his friend group’s messages and their reaction after he was found dead on July 6.

A settlement would mean the end of an unusual legal battle between the State Ethics Commission and the Corrections Department.

Attorneys for David Hearn say they want inspectors general to investigate alleged misconduct by the Departments of Interior and Justice in the handling of the since-dismissed case.

Democrats are more motivated to vote in November’s midterm elections than Republicans, potentially giving the party an advantage to flip at least one chamber of Congress, according to a poll released…

The deeply distressed tail of the leveraged loan universe has grown to levels not seen since the beginning of the pandemic, with technology the single biggest sector under pressure.

President claimed the newspaper ‘doctored’ an image of his Florida golf resort to make it appear ‘filthy’

The man said he wanted to “see people’s reactions.”

Sarah Longwell's "How to Eat an Elephant" offers useful advice for Democratic politics. Yet it is also based on a false history of the GOP.

Christa Pike, who was convicted of Colleen Slemmer’s 1995 murder, survived the state’s attempt to execute her for the crime last week.

Court filing alleges Bryan Seaver, star’s ex-security head, had also posted no trespassing signs to thwart serving of lawsuit Dolly Parton’s estate has alleged that her nephew and former security head used barbed wire and a no trespassing sign to avoid being served in a lawsuit, according to a court filing confirmed by the Guardian. The country star’s company has filed suit against her nephew, Bryan Seaver, claiming that he menaced and attempted to strong-arm Parton’s estate after she died on 25 August. Seaver announced Parton’s death in a video and previously said this was “something Dolly asked of me years ago”. Continue reading...

Two Florida women had to attend virtual court hearings while in labor to argue for their right to choose their own medical care. As their state pushes to expand some types of medical freedom, it has a...

A prominent Trump critic says the president's push to stamp his name across Washington just hit a wall, and he thinks he knows why it stings.Scott Dworkin, co-founder of the anti-Trump super PAC the Democratic Coalition, wrote in his newsletter Monday that President Donald Trump is "terrified Americ...

Democrats say their nominee for governor in Ohio, Dr. Amy Acton, represents the party’s best chance in years to win that office.

Top court agrees to hear appeal of 2025 decision involving Binance cryptocurrency exchange

It took 4 years, but a Capitol Hill office finally has a union contract politi.co/4ypIPMi

Adam Iza, 26, hired off-duty L.A. County sheriff's deputies to act as his personal enforcers, using them to set people up for arrest, extort money and commit other crimes.

Households in the contiguous United States will pay thousands of dollars more for energy through 2040, a nonpartisan think tank said Friday.

The soaring cost of health care is a problem for Republicans

GOP committee chair rebuts Sam Altman: ‘I'm never willing to accept bad results’ from AI. politi.co/3TAPc0d

A national Republican organization has put $1.6 million into the Alaska governor’s race — going toe-to-toe with Democratic money that’s also flooded into the state in recent days.

Sure, let’s blame another country that’s at war.

Various special interests are hoping to elevate their preferred candidates to the board. Wealthy donors are helping to fund outside spending on the historic races.

The war with Iran is reshaping America ahead of the midterms – how will it affect US voters at the polls? Join us for a live conversation on Oct. 6 at 12pm EDT with political and global correspondents

President Donald Trump has called mail-in voting "corrupt" and a "disaster." Now he says: “Vote early. Vote by mail.”

A Trace analysis of new federal data sheds light on gun violence in 2025.

Like so many of critical race theory's detractors, Matthew Yglesias fails to engage with the actual scholarship.