The Latest Breaking News on US Politics

A weak employment report is just the latest sign that the Federal Reserve could offer some relief

Starbucks has launched its fall menu already, and TikTok feeds are being flooded with #fallinspo. While some critics believe we’re wishing away summer, Meredith Clark speaks to experts about why fall seems to be arriving earlier than ever

Dick Cheney served as the vice president under George W. Bush and is largely considered to be one of the most influential VPs in history

The two staffers were previously unnamed, but their identities were revealed after Donald Trump denied an incident took place

‘This data is suggesting that women, younger voters, voters of color, and then especially younger women of color are going to vote at a much higher rate than they did in 2020,’ one strategist says, predicting that it could have ‘a significant potential impact on the outcome of this election’

The race for the 41st District will be a rematch from 2022 between Rep. Ken Calvert (R) and Will Rollins. The contest is considered a toss up.

Reps. Tom Oliverson and Shelby Slawson, both members of House Republican leadership, became the first two candidates to challenge Phelan’s speakership.

U.S. District Court Judge Watson issues injunction against Ohio HB 1 provision, protecting First Amendment rights‌ ‌

Proposed amendment aims to reform recall process for state officers by eliminating simultaneous successor elections, ensuring fair outcomes.‌ ‌

Nick Fuentes disavows Donald Trump after admitting his 2020 defeat. Fuentes was a key leader in the capitol riot ignited by Trump's claims of a rigged election.

Sentencing of Donald Trump in his New York hush money trial was delayed Friday until after November's presidential election, a win for the Republican as he battles Democrat Kamala Harris in the knife-edge race.