Marcia Fudge to step down as HUD secretary at end of month

Another lens into the rightward shift of Black and Hispanic Americans

One of the recurring rebuttals to Donald Trump’s endless claims that the 2020 election was stolen was that — contrary to his

White House-Justice Dept. tensions high as Hur prepares to testify on Hill

When prosecutor Robert Hur testifies to Congress on Tuesday about his investigation of President Biden’s handling of classified documents, he is expected

Democratic Senate group reserves $239 million in ads to defend seats in seven states

Senate Majority PAC, an independent group associated with Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.), announced Monday the reservation of nearly a quarter

Democrats hope IVF issue might topple key Republican in Pa. swing seat

CAMP HILL, Pa. — Rep. Scott Perry, a conservative Republican representing a moderate suburban district in the Harrisburg area, insists he supports

Biden and Trump, in dueling rallies, go on the attack in Georgia

ATLANTA — President Biden and former president Donald Trump painted starkly different visions for the country Saturday night as they campaigned 70

Biden releases ad addressing age, attacking Trump as campaign shifts

On Saturday, President Biden’s reelection campaign released the first ad as part of its $30 million post-State of the Union advertising campaign,

This patient Republican has Biden by the ear, one night a year

Rep. Doug LaMalfa (R-Calif.) knows how to lie in wait. When the State of the Union address finishes, Republicans rush for the exits,

FBI informant accused of smearing Bidens had past credibility issues

When a Los Angeles internet entrepreneur decided that his company should lend money to Alexander Smirnov, an Israeli-American businessman fluent in four

Biden and Trump take to Georgia for dueling rallies

ATLANTA — President Biden and former president Donald Trump will campaign 70 miles from each other Saturday evening, seeking to woo supporters