Even voters who already cast ballots are breaking for Democrats 70% to 29%, a new national poll finds.

Calley Means says he resigned with respect for Trump and RFK Jr., but gave no public reason for leaving.

A new film features three men alleging paid encounters with the late South Carolina senator, but reporters stress nothing is independently confirmed.

Brent crude surged past $111 while Meta, Nvidia and CoreWeave shares tumbled as Iran war fears collided with AI spending worries.

The order would let some future borrowers shed mortgage insurance early and pushes USDA and VA to trim loan rates.

The Marshall Project wants names, ages and locations for everyone in ICE custody after agencies denied its records requests.

The Defense Department reportedly wants undercover operatives for economic warfare, a mission long left to the CIA.

Over 2 million veterans now carry the VA's top disability rating, a 122% jump in five years fueled by PACT Act claims.

Michigan Immigrant Rights Center already cut its caseload from 900 to just over 400 after funding dried up. Critics say HHS can’t be both jailer and lawyer.

Jack Bergman kept claiming taxpayer lodging money even after his daughter and son-in-law quietly took over the Capitol Hill house.

The approvals come as a senator warns the White House risks blowing up a bipartisan energy bill.

Anthony Brown says the raids are splitting up Maryland families, from a mother afraid to visit her hospitalized son to anxious students.

Princeton and Cal State researchers watched courts in 13 states for eight months, finding judges dismissing cases before hearing the facts.