Election officials in several states are refusing to allow Justice Department election monitors inside polling places during next week’s midterm elections as the federal government prepares its largest election-monitoring operation to date.
A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked an order requiring the Trump administration to reopen the Diversity Visa lottery, allowing the government to keep the program paused while it pursues an appeal.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has rebuked Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed over his past comments about Israel, calling them "wrong."
Republican Senator Ted Cruz has said there is a risk "Americans will die" if Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed is elected to the United States Senate.
For much of October, Ukraine’s military found itself fighting with one hand tied behind its back. Restrictions on Elon Musk’s Starlink and Starshield networks disrupted battlefield communications and rendered some of Kyiv’s most effective interceptor drones practically useless ag...
Former Trump administration official Marc Short has warned that Republicans are effectively in "triage" mode ahead of next week's midterm elections, as the party faces mounting challenges defending its majorities in Congress.
Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar has a duty as an elected official to prove "she can still serve" amid an ongoing federal immigration investigation, her Republican opponent said Thursday.
President Donald Trump’s October campaign blitz produced no uniform Republican improvement in polling or prediction markets across eight Senate races where he stumped for GOP candidates, according to a Newsweek analysis.
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Inside Elections has shifted nine Senate races on Thursday—all in favor of Democrats—as election forecaster Nate Silver highlighted "very strong polls" for the party, just days before the crucial midterm elections.
Hundreds of veterans are set to receive restitution payments from a $1.2 million fund in Arizona following a settlement involving a company accused of misleading veterans seeking help with their Department of Veterans Affairs disability claims.
In-person early voting has passed a recent record in Georgia with one day left, as 2,294,275 Georgians have voted as of Thursday afternoon, the Secretary of State said.
China's Communist Party doesn’t want you to talk about Chairman Mao—not really—but, if you must, speak carefully or you’ll be sorry.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani warns that DoorDash’s proposed $17 billion acquisition of Instacart could raise consumer prices, calling the deal an example of corporate consolidation.
The battle for a U.S. Senate seat in Ohio between Republican incumbent Jon Husted and Democrat Sherrod Brown is shaping up to be one of the closest contests of the midterm elections, with a small pool of third-party voters potentially determining the winner.
Patrick Stewart, the acclaimed British actor known for Star Trek and X-Men, has died at 86, leaving behind a decades-long legacy on stage and screen.
Experts gathered 600 years worth of global happiness research and found one simple habit that could be the secret to a happy life.
Another major Texas health system is leaving the Medicare Advantage insurance market as hospitals and health systems across the country retreat from certain private Medicare plans.