A new map made the district tougher for Rep. Valadao, who faces Democratic fire for backing Medicaid cuts. The race could tip the House balance of power.

Federal appeals courts have issued conflicting rulings on the Trump administration policy of denying detention review for illegal immigrants.

Voters in Maine, South Carolina, Nevada, and North Dakota made key picks for governor, senators, and House seats in the June 9 primaries.

The retired Air Force officer holds a double-digit percentage point lead over James Settelmeyer in the GOP race to succeed retiring eight-term Rep. Mark Amodei.

The Title VI investigation comes after reports a City University of New York initiative directs recruitment, admissions, and support primarily to black men.

Pulte will serve in the acting role while continuing as director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency and chairman of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

State Sen. Carrie Buck, composer Marty O’Donnell, and rancher Cody Whipple win June 9 Republican primaries, will vie for Las Vegas-area House seats in November.

Nevada has undergone a shift in voter registration since 2021, with Democrats losing more than 60,000 registered voters and the GOP gaining 20,000.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the guidelines themselves promote discrimination.

Twenty Republicans broke from their party to join Democrats in passing the Faster Labor Contracts Act.

Democrats are looking to flip the seat held by Sen. Collins

The crowded field of high-profile candidates competing for the nomination left the vote closely divided in polls taken in the weeks leading up to the race.

The administration notified more than 500 hospitals that they are not in compliance with federal rules on price transparency.

Two Democrats, one half the age of the other, will vie for the Sacramento-area U.S. House seat.

Voters will decide between Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton in November.

Ranchers are preparing their herds as officials look to speed up production of sterile flies to combat the screwworm outbreak.

The directive instructs the agency that they don’t need a conviction to deport non-Americans who illegally vote or make a false claim of citizenship.

The state law was influenced by the federal SAVE America Act that has passed the U.S. House but stalled in the Senate.