As U.S. calls for a bombing pause have little effect, the shape of post-war Mideast — and the U.S.’s role in it — grows starkly uncertain.

DeSantis faced more defections in his home state and a crowd that was excited about his 2024 rival.

A broad coalition filled Freedom Plaza and marched to the White House, pressuring politicians for a cease-fire in the Israel-Gaza war and an end to U.S. aid to Israel.

Despite big events on the state, federal and international level, events of the year have yet to influence next year’s election.

The raw emotions over Israel’s conduct are dividing the Democratic Party more than any other issue in recent memory.

A pro-DeSantis super PAC suggests she made a national security blunder by welcoming a Chinese fiberglass company to South Carolina.

Johnson vouched for the school, and agreed to serve as its dean, without seeing a key feasibility study, he would ultimately admit.

Both chambers face the possibility of the minority party winning next November, with each chamber flipping in the opposite political direction.

The new House speaker and the Senate GOP leader are struggling to hold together their fractious conferences while clashing with each other on policy priorities.

The cases are unlike any in history against a candidate for president and present several issues that have been rarely addressed by courts.

A pause on Donald Trump’s gag order in his federal election interference trial in D.C. is in place as an appeals court reviews the matter.

Trump appointee Federico Klein considered it part of his “duties” to attend the Jan. 6 Trump rally and join protesters who mobbed the Capitol. He was sentenced to 70 months.

The federal ban on bump stocks was announced by the Trump administration after the devices were used in a 2017 mass shooting on the Las Vegas strip.

The president and first lady met with first responders, family members and survivors of a rampage that killed 18.

Trust in government is fading away, as is American democracy, according to reports. That worries the right and the left, for different reasons.

A fake — and flattering — courtroom sketch of Sam Bankman-Fried was the inspiration for Donald Trump Jr.’s request to the courtroom sketch artist during his family’s civil fraud trial.

New polling reinforces how aligning with Israel — as Biden has done — could alienate key groups that already are unenthusiastic about the president.

John Fetterman is flouting expectations of what a senator looks and acts like, and stretching the boundaries of behavior in a political body often compared to a country club.

“We’ll see if he can run in ‘em,” Haley said on “of her GOP rival who has been accused of using footwear to appear taller.The Daily Show”

A Colorado judge is weighing whether Donald Trump incited an insurrection and is barred from running for president again.