Schumer, Jeffries and national Democratic committees want a judge to stop federal pressure on state election offices before Nov. 3.

Anthony Winslow allegedly sold the fatal blue pill, then drove Jack Hargreaves to a fire station after he had already died.

Neither device had ever been authorized, and the FCC won't name the maker, model or chip involved.

Six guitars and basses were swiped overnight in College Park. Sponge borrowed gear from Candlebox to keep its tour rolling.

The Sanctuary's top unit comes with 33-foot ceilings and its own stairway up a bell tower rising more than 80 feet above the street.

The 30-year average slipped for the first time since late August, yet rates remain far above last year's 6.19%.

Four justices recused themselves over Penguin Random House ties, stalling a music copyright case and reviving old Citizens United debates.

Ari Fleischer says ditching the Brady briefing room for a swimming pool is a bad idea — but he'd still charge reporters rent.

Internal assessments compare Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador favorably to Baltimore, Houston and Memphis, even as denial rates hit 94%.

Rep. Joe Morelle's team has mapped out more than 150 doomsday scenarios, from voter purges to a floor fight over seating winners.

A seven-month loan lets Homeland Security test a millimeter-wave weapon once rejected for border use back in 2018.

The former attorney general's firm is subleasing 36,500 square feet from Bass, Berry & Sims at a once-vacant D.C. landmark.

Republicans redrew dozens of House districts to lock in power, but Trump's approval slump and Latino voter shifts are eating into the payoff in Texas and Florida.