Court strikes down early voting law in Biden’s home state: ‘A little bit of irony’
A court in President Joe Biden’s home state determined a state law allowing 10 days of early voting and permanent absentee voting violated the Delaware constitution.
Thousands of NY voters switch to Dem Party ahead of ‘Squad’ member’s primary: ‘antisemitism’ on ballot
More than 2,000 voters in New York's Westchester County registered as Democrats ahead of the party's primary, when Squad member Jamaal Bowman will face George Latimer.
Fani Willis, Nathan Wade referred to Georgia state bar for misconduct by watchdog group
Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis and her former lover Nathan Wade are facing two ethics complaints from a conservative government watchdog group.
House Republicans tout new bill as ‘strongest’ anti-CCP measure in history
The Republican Study Committee is unveiling a new initiative aimed at putting strict barriers up between the U.S. and China in areas of trade dealing with national security.
Crowded field of potential McConnell successors emerges in Senate
Several potential successors are being eyed to fill outgoing Republican Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's role as the party battles deepening internal divisions.
Clinton-era treasurer honored in Ohio hometown for 30th anniversary of inauguration
Marion, Ohio is set to honor former Treasurer Mary Ellen Withrow this week, with the 93-year-old Democrat making six planned appearances across town to commemorate her 1994 swearing-in.
Big Oil companies ask Supreme Court to intervene in high-stakes climate case
The fossil fuel industry is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to take up a series of key questions related to ongoing litigation accusing it of causing global warming.