Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado has officially declared his intention to run for governor in the upcoming election, marking a significant shift in his political career.

Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri has raised the possibility of a criminal referral against Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg following revelations concerning Facebook's willingness to provide China with access to American user data.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has uncovered a staggering $382 million in fraudulent unemployment payments since 2020, with California, New York, and Massachusetts emerging as the primary offenders.

In a troubling development from Butler, Pennsylvania, a local resident faces serious charges for allegedly making online threats against President Donald Trump and other officials.

Jessica Tarlov, a Democratic strategist and co-host of "The Five," found herself in a heated exchange on Thursday's episode of the show.

Daniel Dale, the renowned fact-checker for CNN, has been a prominent figure during the initial 80 days of President Donald Trump's tenure, enjoying a significantly higher on-air presence compared to the same timeframe under President Joe Biden.

During a recent town hall event hosted by CNN, Representative Jahana Hayes (D-CT) expressed regret over her previous support for the Laken Riley Act.

The familiar sight of low-flying tour helicopters gracing the New York City skyline may soon become a relic of the past if a certain congresswoman's efforts come to fruition.

The Federal Elections Commission (FEC) has initiated an inquiry into Representative Jasmine Crockett of Texas, focusing on contributions to her campaign facilitated by ActBlue, a fundraising platform aligned with the Democratic Party.

A Massachusetts Democratic lawmaker finds himself embroiled in legal troubles after being accused of misappropriating substantial funds from a local trade association to cover both personal and political expenses.