The Will & Grace star says Bruce Blakeman is the affordable candidate New York needs — a notable break from her Democratic record.

At a private Dunwoody gathering, the pair urged Georgia's roughly 320,000 eligible Asian American voters to show up in November.

The former Raiders coach recalled intercepting passes alongside Husted at the University of Dayton before urging the crowd to vote early.

Byron Donalds courted Miami's historic Overtown with ribs and politics, a month before Florida picks its next governor.

The Nassau County executive says his Protect Our Daughters plan would start on day one as governor, even as polls show him trailing badly.

The DCCC's House target list has grown to 66 districts, including a Virginia seat held by Republicans for over 33 years.

The senator wants Flock Safety to wipe crime-unrelated data and disclose federal access to its license-plate database by Oct. 16.

Rep. Tim Burchett says Darializa Avila Chevalier's old tweet about the flag should keep her out of Congress. Legal experts say the Constitution says otherwise.

Vouchers worth up to $10,000 per child are reshaping Orange County schools, with 45 campuses now under 65% capacity.

NYCHA initially offered only a two-bedroom unit — until News 12 Brooklyn asked questions.

A 16-year-old West Wash Park dispensary could lose its building Oct. 22 after a credit-union glitch spiraled into a $2.6 million default claim.

A credentialed fourth-grade teacher is being paid hourly with no benefits, Ashley Martin says, as a school board fight brews over the fix.

Sixteen Arizona cities, sheriffs and nonprofits are splitting federal crime-fighting dollars, with Peoria topping the list at $2.85 million.