Gaston Glock, creator of handgun that flooded the world, dies at 94

Federal judge approves Georgia’s Republican-drawn congressional districts

A federal judge in Georgia signed off Thursday on congressional districts redrawn this month by the state’s Republican-led legislature, ruling that the

Trump falsely claims U.S. soldier killed abroad in burst of misstatements

Republican polling leader Donald Trump incorrectly said a U.S. soldier died in recent days, appearing to exaggerate the injuries from an attack

Colorado GOP asks U.S. Supreme Court to keep Trump on the ballot

The Colorado Republican Party on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to ensure that Donald Trump’s name can appear on the state’s

Nikki Haley was asked what caused the Civil War. She made no mention of slavery.

BERLIN, N.H. — Nikki Haley had talked about a litany of issues America is confronting today — including fentanyl, inflation and wars

Hugh Aynesworth, journalist on scene at JFK assassination, dies at 92

Hugh Aynesworth, a journalist at the Dallas Morning News who took a lunch break to watch President John F. Kennedy visit the

Michigan Supreme Court allows Trump to appear on 2024 primary ballot

Former president Donald Trump’s name is set to appear on Michigan’s primary ballot after the state Supreme Court declined Wednesday to hear

Jacques Delors, key architect of the European Union, dies at 98

House ethics panel launches investigation of Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick

A House Ethics panel announced Wednesday that it will investigate whether Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-Fla.) violated campaign finance laws and failed to

Marjorie Taylor Greene reports Christmas Day swatting attempt on Ga. home

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene was the victim of a swatting attempt during Christmas celebrations at her Georgia home, the Republican congresswoman said