Glen Pine says he is running to win against Del. Kirk McPike, citing data centers and state ties to Israel.

Collins, Murkowski and Paul broke from Trump, but Fetterman's no vote sank the measure by a single point.

Ottawa and Ontario are pouring billions into steel and auto plants as Washington accuses Canadian officials of meddling in the midterms.

A divided D.C. Circuit panel says 27 Christian and Jewish groups can keep pressing their case over ICE enforcement near houses of worship.

Vance told a CBS town hall he feels voters' pain at the pump, even as PolitiFact debunked his claim about Biden-era refinery shutdowns.

Wendell Felder wants DDOT to explain why two D.C. wards carry more than twice the speed cameras of any other.

Deadly strikes on an airport and an oil field prompted the evacuation order, while Riyadh warns more attacks may be coming.

Firearms Policy Coalition wants the full D.C. Circuit to scrap a 1997 rule that blocks gun owners from suing before they're arrested.

Brendan Carr says networks could violate FCC rules by airing bogus polls, but he named no examples less than two weeks before the midterms.

Warner and Himes say Russia is flooding the midterms with misinformation aimed at Democrats, but found no sign of hacked voting machines.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith says he pressed Trump on Iran and HBCU funding during a four-hour dinner, and he's not sorry.

The pro-Trump super PAC has burned through most of its war chest with just over $164 million left heading into November.

The updated policy still bans mass AI surveillance, but the chief AI officer can waive that ban without telling Congress or the public.