Gretchen Whitmer

Leading Democrats and immigration advocates in Michigan are demanding transparency from federal authorities after a man died in a fiery car crash as he attempted to avoid agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Considerable ink has been spilled this midterm cycle covering the Democratic Party’s civil war between progressives and centrists

The primary results across five states on Tuesday were a snapshot of the mood of the American electorate three months before midterm elections that will decide which party controls Congress and key state governments

Former public health official Abdul El-Sayed faces US Representative Haley Stevens in the race to replace retiring Democratic Senator Gary Peters

Five states hold primary elections with all eyes on high-stakes Michigan Senate race

A Michigan Democrat is drawing attention with her refusal to back Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed over his campaigning with political commentator Hasan Piker and disgraced Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner

A long-awaited new bridge between Canada and the United States, threatened by President Donald Trump earlier this year, will open for public use in late July

Trump criticism lingers as US-Canada Gordie Howe crossing faces late holdup

Her latest remarks at the Mackinac policy conference walked back an earlier definitive statement, leaving her political future open to interpretation

The former reality star’s dark visions of Los Angeles are resonating in a heated mayoral race, even if they’re far from the truth

The solidly blue 9th District, which covers most of Memphis and the surrounding area, has become a flash point over data centers powering Elon Musk’s xAI operations

The Justice Department is demanding roughly 865,000 ballots and hundreds of thousands of related election records from the Detroit area’s 2024 election, threatening to seek a court order if the materials are not turned over within 14 days

Birdstop, a start-up that makes drones that monitor electrical wires and other infrastructure, moved in six months ago

The Hill’s Amie Parnes and Editor-In-Chief Ian Swanson welcome Democratic strategist Christy Setzer for a live discussion on the 2028 presidential race

Stacks of multicolored shipping containers are faintly visible through the mist in the lower right corner

An aerial view shows a row of massive red and white gantry cranes at a shipping port, partially obscured by thick, swirling fog

An aerial view shows a row of massive red and white gantry cranes at a shipping port, partially obscured by thick, swirling fog

Ibrahim Ghazali was killed in a March 5 strike in Lebanon along with three other relatives of the attacker in Michigan—a week before authorities allege Ayman Mohamad Ghazali drove his car into a major synagogue outside Detroit and killed himself after security fired at him

The Michigan synagogue that came under attack this week when an armed man drove his car into the building had for months been strengthening its security apparatus

The war in Iran started on February 28 with U.S. and Israeli strikes, resulting in the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Donald Trump on Tuesday took some time out from waging war on Iran to renew hostilities with traditional U.S. ally Canada, referring to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney as the country’s “future governor” — a remark that drew criticism on social media, where users called it juvenile and more

The National Weather Service (NWS) confirmed 18 tornadoes between Thursday and Saturday

Volunteers helped residents sift through rubble and begin cleanup as the threat of severe weather lingers across the nation’s midsection

Tornado warnings can materialize within minutes as fast‑forming storms strengthen and begin rotating, leaving communities with little time to react

Jesse L. Jackson as he lies in state at his Rainbow PUSH Coalition’s Chicago headquarters, a number of states have lowered or will lower their flags to half-staff in honor of the deceased civil rights activist

His speech on Tuesday flitted between fanciful and false boasts about the economy and promises of policies to lower prices that will never happen, to dire fear-mongering about unwanted and subversive minorities who commit fraud and murder, which Trump floridly described with titillating glee

The Democrat lawmaker from New York and potential 2028 presidential candidate has been facing criticism for making foreign policy gaffes at the event

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s speech at the Munich Security Conference has served as another building block in the Trump administration's foreign policy

Trump endorsed the new bridge during his first presidency

Even so, audiences have reacted very differently, with verified viewer scores soaring to near-perfect levels and the documentary delivering one of the biggest non-fiction openings in a decade

Anthony Kazmierczak faces federal assault charge after rushing at Democratic congresswoman

She pointed to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former Vice President Kamala Harris as examples

She pointed to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former Vice President Kamala Harris as examples

Xi made the remarks when meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Beijing

Trump's recent threats to pursue military action against cartels have also added a new layer of uncertainty to U.S.-Mexico relations