Sen. Tina Smith, D-Minn., has thrown her support behind Democratic Michigan U.S. Senate primary candidate Abdul El-Sayed, hailing him as "a fighter" in a move that further cements the race as a clash between the partys progressive wing and its establishment allies.

Elon Musk is forcefully rejecting accusations that his cost-cutting overhaul of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) led to deaths in Africa, insisting that zero lives were lost as a result of the reforms.

Interim Sen. Darline Graham enters South Carolinas Aug. 11 Republican primary with the powerful backing of President Donald Trump and a surge of public sympathy, yet she confronts a daunting set of political obstacles that could derail her bid for a full term.

The revelation that a routine DNA search had linked her family to one of the darkest figures in American criminal history left filmmaker Sophia Maddox reeling.

Fired 60 Minutes correspondent Cecilia Vega is accusing CBS News new leadership of attempting to inject misinformation and partisan talking points into her reporting before she was abruptly dismissed from the iconic newsmagazine.

A political culture that once would have recoiled in horror at an assassination attempt on a sitting president has instead grown disturbingly comfortable with rhetoric and behavior that normalize political violence.

Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI) dismissed concerns over Antifa as so ridiculous during an appearance on MS NOW Reports, brushing aside the far-left movement as essentially nonexistent.

Democrats are already signaling that if they regain power in Washington, they intend to use it to pursue President Donald Trump and rewrite the rules of governance in the process.

New Yorks latest knife attack, in which a Jewish man and an Asian man were reportedly stabbed by a suspect shouting Allahu Akbar, has once again exposed the dangerous fusion of radical rhetoric and progressive excuse-making at the very top of the citys leadership.

Minnesota mother Shiloh Hendrix, 37, has been convicted on one misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct in a closely watched case that tested the line between protected speech and criminal conduct in President Trumps second term.