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Burke’s defense team has promised to summon former Ald. Danny Solis to the witness stand — finally giving Burke the chance to confront the man who famously turned on him while wearing an FBI wire.

Nonprofit groups complained they could not afford to jump through regulatory hoops or pay hefty fines for honest mistakes. On Monday, the Committee on Ethics and Government Oversight passed a revised ordinance aimed at easing those concerns.

Representative celebrates UPenn president’s resignation as critics point to her support of Trump, who associates with antisemites

Alex Padilla and Nanette Barragán said they are "deeply concerned" about the possibility Biden concedes to making "damaging policy changes"

Prosecutors seek expedited decision on whether former president has immunity amid concern that appeals process could delay trial

"On social media," Forbes editor Dan Alexander notes, Trump "doesn't have to worry about those pesky perjury rules"

State Sen. John Whitmire, a fellow Houston Democrat, defeated Jackson Lee in a landslide Saturday.

A man has been arrested after allegedly threatening to kill Vivek Ramaswamy and his supporters at an event on Monday, according to newly released court records.

A ruling would mark the first time the nation’s highest court has weighed in on his criminal cases

Former president leads his successor in Georgia by 49 to 44 per cent and in Michigan by 50 to 40 per cent

In 2023, voters in eight states decided on 41 statewide ballot measures—the highest number of state ballot measures for an odd-numbered year since 2007. Voters approved 33 (80.49%) and rejected eight (19.51%). The average number of statewide measures on the ballot in odd-numbered years from 2011 to 2021 was 33.