Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) used a CNN appearance to distance himself sharply from progressive candidate El-Sayed and to demand a clear denunciation of antisemitism from the left.

The congressional campaign of Democrat Katy Padilla Stout in Texas 23rd District is drawing national attention for all the wrong reasons after federal records revealed thousands of dollars in donor money spent on cookies, tacos, and liquor.

Sen. Darline Graham secured South Carolinas Republican U.S. Senate nomination on Tuesday, defeating Rep. Ralph Norman in a runoff that underscored President Donald Trumps continued dominance over GOP primary politics.

Trump Derangement Syndrome has now reached the office of Philadelphias top prosecutor, where the citys chief law enforcement officer is publicly fantasizing about blowing up part of the White House instead of confronting the violent crime plaguing his own streets.

More than a dozen New York sheriffs have launched a federal court challenge to a new state law that blocks local law enforcement from cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on civil immigration enforcement, directly confronting Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul after she publicly dared them to "bring it on."

The OKeefe Media Group has released new undercover footage raising fresh questions about Senator Lisa Murkowskis stance on election integrity and Alaskas voting laws.

Something appears to be gravely amiss inside the United States Secret Service, where three officials or agents were reportedly escorted from their offices on Monday amid a criminal probe into the leaking of classified material to the press.

Mike Lindell is refusing to pay the state-mandated fee for a recount and audit of ballots cast in Minnesotas Republican gubernatorial primary, escalating a legal and political clash over election procedures.

The long-running rivalry between two of cable news most polarizing personalities erupted into open combat Monday night, as Chris Cuomo and Bill OReilly turned a NewsNation segment into a nearly quarter-hour shouting match over loyalty to President Donald Trump and the treatment of one of his closest aides.

Texas Democrat Senate nominee James Talarico is campaigning against the very data-center and artificial-intelligence interests that have poured millions into supporting his political rise, while simultaneously attacking Republican opponent Ken Paxton for taking a fraction of that amount from the same industry.