Derrick Van Orden

Dramatic political attack ads hitting the airwaves this year have shown a Senate candidate driving a bus of undocumented immigrants to a polling place, a governor hopeful grabbing bags stuffed full of cash, and a Republican congressman holding hands with two of his Democratic colleagues in what a narrator described as a “throuple.”

The win puts Cooke back on the ballot in one of Democrats’ top House pickup opportunities this fall

Ossoff is the only Democrat senator seeking reelection in a state carried by President Donald Trump in 2024, making Georgia one of Republicans' top pickup opportunities at the start of the cycle

But despite the administration’s resistance, some proposals are advancing and could become law as part of broader legislative battles over how to regulate the data center boom

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. held a news conference inside a machine shed on Monday where he lamented how American children had been woefully “deprived” of whole milk

Employers added 172,000 jobs in May — roughly double what forecasters had expected — and the unemployment rate remained at a low 4.3%

In an interim final rule released Monday, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services outlined how states can manage exemptions to work requirements created under the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Then CNN reported on the accusations of four women who described various accusations of sexual misconduct, including Swalwell sending unsolicited explicit messages or nude images

Eric Swalwell yesterday dropped his bid for governor of California days after a former aide accused him of sexually assaulting her

Staffers whose bosses end up splashed across the infamous website are likely feeling less stoked about the spottings

The ad attacks Van Orden, an at-risk Republican and combat veteran, for backing a Pentagon push for $200 billion more for the Iran operation as prices at the pump continue to rise, and after he called last year for cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs

The handful is either too anonymous for voters to know who they are or too caustic for their constituents

The handful is either too anonymous for voters to know who they are or too caustic for their constituents

A delegation of Russia's State Duma, the lower house of parliament, visited the United States from Thursday to Friday at the invitation of the U.S. side

Largest takeout of a navy since WWII: Trump says other countries must now secure Hormuz

Three weeks later, the prospect of a drawn-out war is causing mounting economic problems

The ongoing investigations into whether widespread fraud has roiled Minnesota's social welfare programs could soon spread to other blue states, if House Republicans get their way

Several Senate Republicans are seeking to rein in President Trump’s plans for Venezuela amid concerns that the president may deploy thousands of U.S. troops to South America

Republicans in Congress dealt the president two blows in recent days and came within shouting distance of two more

US President Donald Trump’s sweeping immigration crackdown increasingly is sparking violent confrontations with both migrants and American citizens, a development grimly underscored by an ICE officer’s fatal shooting of a Minneapolis woman this week