Gag orders are still hampering federal whistleblowers, agency warns

Biden team increasingly hopes to ride the abortion issue to victory

Seven months before Election Day, President Biden still faces widespread concerns about his age. Hundreds of thousands of voters have lodged protest

Trump’s first — and maybe only — trial is still viewed with skepticism

Next week, a former president of the United States is for the first time scheduled to go on trial for criminal charges.

Wisconsin Supreme Court liberal won’t run again, shaking up race for control

Abortion, like gun control, is now subject to minority whim

Polling suggests that the issue has broad support both nationally and in individual states. But action is unlikely; opposition from the right

Arizona and Florida will fix abortion bans, Trump predicts. Not so fast.

Johnson tries to appease warring factions on surveillance bill

correction This story previously suggested the entire Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act needs to be reauthorized and funded. Only parts of it related to

A Trump raising money off election lies? Now we’ve seen everything.

Donald Trump managed to vacuum up hundreds of millions of dollars of donations as a lame-duck president. This was not money offered

States warn Biden could miss ballot. Dems say exceptions have been made for GOP.

Pentagon frustrated by lack of notice from Israel in Syria strike

Senior Pentagon officials were frustrated that Israel did not notify the United States before conducting a strike on an Iranian site in