Seven Republicans broke ranks as the war nears seven months and costs climb past $38 billion.

County officials say there's been no misuse, but residents' privacy concerns won out. Cameras must come down within 14 business days.

A new UC San Diego survey finds voter confidence in accurate vote counts sliding to 55%, with sharp fears among voters of color over ICE at the polls.

The benchmark rate hit its highest level in years, and analysts warn refinancing pain could hit in 12 to 18 months.

Census data show 2025 incomes finally topped pre-pandemic levels, yet the bottom 10% of earners saw no significant change.

The Congressional Black Caucus Institute says both parties have ignored Black, rural and young voters for too long — so it's spending millions to find them itself.

The new Streaming Access and Choice Alliance defends paywalled games as regulators and lawmakers push back on rising costs.

Trump agreed to let state attorneys general sue crypto exchanges, clearing a hurdle before Tuesday's Senate vote.

A federal judge in Boston paused the rule days before it would have hit doctoral students hardest. Massachusetts could have lost $284 million.

Trump's proposed act would seek to tie future presidents' hands on border policy, though how any such permanence would work remains unclear.

Clinton says he authorized a CIA plan to take out bin Laden, but agency officials pulled the plug at the last minute.

JBG Smith and MAA are the fourth and fifth DC landlords to settle rent-fixing claims, pushing the city's total recovery past $11.7 million.

Rep. Rob Wittman is seeking an eighth term while Democrat Shannon Taylor touts her Henrico prosecution record in a newly competitive VA-01 race.