DOJ monitors will watch for Voting Rights Act compliance Nov. 3, but they can’t talk to or intimidate voters.

The unanimous pick drew a standing ovation, and Smith says he voted for himself in honor of his wife of 60 years.

Contractors tied to Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head are staffing up fast, with a job fair scheduled for October 21 where organizers expected 400 pre-vetted applicants.

The offer arrives as the White House stays silent on funding, submission rules and oversight for the reward.

Federal prosecutors accuse the former FBI director of leaking classified details to a New York Times reporter a decade ago.

Two Testudo Times editors were questioned by campus police near the football facility days after Mike Locksley’s exit.

A 53-page report names five women accusing Trump of rape or assault tied to Epstein. The White House calls it baseless.

A fresh New York Times/Siena poll shows 45% of Democratic voters still undecided, while JD Vance tops the Republican field at 33%.

A teacher, a historian and a student journalist are among six plaintiffs who say they are being denied independent White House reporting.

Governor Wes Moore's new auction dangles grants for renewable and storage projects as Maryland households absorb a 17% jump in electricity costs.

Trump says he does not want immigrants from Norway after Navi Pillay, not him, won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize.

The opposition leader had tried seven times to re-enter Venezuela before finally making it home Sunday.

Carl Nelson and Casey Kirschner apologized for violating Amazon's ethics code, but the deal keeps its terms secret as a Denver developer heads to trial.