Politics

The head of a top federal agency insisted the upcoming presidential election will be secure and not affected by any foreign interference.

US cybersecurity chief reassures voters the election will be secure

A Colorado county clerk was sentenced to nine years in prison on Thursday for leading a scheme during the 2020 presidential election.

Former Colorado GOP official sentenced to prison for election scheme

A former Nevada Republican politician was found guilty of federal fraud for misusing funds intended for a fallen police officer’s memorial.

Nevada GOP politician found guilty of federal fraud charges

Former President Donald Trump is returning to the same venue in Butler, Pennsylvania, where he was shot less than three months ago.

Trump to return to Butler, PA, less than 3 months after assassination attempt

Some bird names named after historical figures may be going away for good.

Why some bird names are facing extinction to wipe out racism

The Federal Communications Commission has approved a controversial deal that grants control of over 200 radio stations to George Soros.

FCC commissioner: ‘Special shortcut’ allowed Soros to buy 200 radio stations

Sen. Elizabeth Warren says John Deere is leaving out critical information in its equipment manuals that could violate the Clean Air Act.

Sen. Warren says John Deere is breaking promises with right to repair

A judge allowed a temporary restraining order to expire as the case filed by Republican states moves to a Missouri federal court.

Biden student loan forgiveness plan gets a win in federal court

With Election Day just about a month away, voters researching candidates through Google News searches may get biased results.

Post-debate Google News search results for Vance were 100% left-leaning: Study

Georgia and North Carolina were among the states hardest hit by the hurricane, and Starlink services provided communication in a time of need.

White House, Trump both take credit for sending Starlink to the Southeast

Federal investigators said they still can’t get in New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ cell phone, nearly a year after they took it.

Eric Adams case: Phone locked, next in line for mayor donations in question

A controversy over who has authority over drop boxes, used for mail-in and absentee balloting is unfolding in northeastern Pennsylvania.

Drop box controversy in Pennsylvania expands into lawsuit and court case

DHS is warning that election day violence targeting government officials, election workers and voters could take place amid a bevy of threats.

DHS says biggest Election Day threat comes from domestic extremists

Both presidential candidates are planning campaign stops in Michigan, a key battleground state, one month before then 2024 election.

Presidential candidates head to Michigan as state remains key battleground

New details are emerging in the case over Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

New details in special counsel’s 2020 election case against Trump

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team shed light on Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election result in a newly unsealed court filing.

Jack Smith says Trump knew 2020 election fraud claims were false

Does illegal immigration impact the U.S. housing market, and if so, to what degree? Here are the studies from Oct. 1's debate.

Walz asks Vance to clarify immigration impact on housing; Here are the studies

The union boss leading the port strike on the East and Gulf Coasts is in the spotlight as he joins workers on the picket lines.

Who is Harold Daggett, the union boss leading the port strike?

Prosecutors say NYC Mayor Eric Adams could face additional charges and other defendants could be charged, as well.

Prosecutors say NYC Mayor Adams could face more charges

A federal appeals court cleared the way on Wednesday for Americans to bet on the 2024 congressional elections.

Appeals court rules betting on US elections can resume

The lawmakers want YouTube to make it harder for children and teens to find the content, which the company bans for users under 18.

Lawmakers want YouTube to enforce its own policy regarding teens and guns

While the presidential election is getting most of the national attention, there is a fierce battle for control of the House.

Republicans, Democrats push vastly different platforms in battle for the House

A Delaware judge dismissed defamation claims by John Paul Mac Isaac, the computer repairman involved in the Hunter Biden laptop controversy.

Judge dismisses defamation claims from Hunter Biden laptop repairman

Trump announced Tuesday he would veto a national abortion ban if reelected, stating it should be up to individual states to decide.

Trump declares he would veto national abortion ban if reelected