A barrage of cases hitting the Supreme Court is stirring midterm confusion
The number of election-related lawsuits is exploding — and the courts are still resolving them just weeks before the elections.
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What to know about Trump’s proposed $5,000 payouts
The president has pledged direct payments to Americans several times since returning to office.
How Congress Empowered Presidential War-Making After 9/11
Its effects continue to shape national security policy today.
Pennsylvania woman died from complications of probable measles case, coroner says
The coroner said the unvaccinated 40-year-old woman exhibited many common symptoms of measles, such as a fever, cough, white spots inside the mouth and a rash.
Trump resists AI slowdown as the political tide turns
Democrats are increasingly attacking the administration’s hands-off approach to artificial intelligence regulation as midterms approach.
Wisconsin lawmaker says he swam to safety after emergency plane landing
Rep. Tom Tiffany, the GOP nominee for governor, said the pilot made an emergency water landing after the plane lost power and they both swam to safety.
Obama calls for Dems to focus on AI
Former President Barack Obama is urging Democrats — including 2028 presidential candidates and congressional leaders — to more aggressively focus on a comprehensive AI agenda, warning in a closed-door fundraiser that the technology is at an…
This candidate won a stunning upset. His life before that is even less likely.
David Crowley had a surprising path to becoming his party’s nominee for governor of Wisconsin. His life before that was even more unlikely.
We asked dozens of people what they want from Democrats. Here’s what they said.
At a rest stop off Interstate 95, voters said they are starting to set aside their frustrations to coalesce around the party’s midterm candidates.
The new threat election officials fear: Trump’s federal government
With seven weeks until Election Day, officials are preparing for seized ballots, troops at the polls and a postal system that could reject ballots by the batch.
Republicans fear they have a North Carolina problem
DALLAS — Republicans are increasingly worried that North Carolina’s Senate race is slipping out of contention. For months, they had argued that a post-Labor Day infusion of cash could jolt new energy into the largely stagnant but critical Senate…