Tenn. lawmakers refused to act on guns. A GOP mother is still pushing.

NASHVILLE — Melissa Alexander began Tennessee’s special legislative session last week as a suburban Republican mother determined to respectfully persuade an entrenched

In court, Iowa man faces Ariz. election official he violently threatened

PHOENIX — The election officials piled into the front row of a federal courtroom — a show of support for a local

No Labels preps playbook to select presidential candidates, broaden support

The organizers of No Labels, the bipartisan group preparing a potential third-party presidential ticket, have been conducting focus groups with like-minded voters

An FBI source, a Burisma deal, the Bidens and details that don’t match up

Meadows’s defense gets at a key question: Where’s the line in trying to retain power?

Mark Meadows struggles to distance himself from Trump’s plot

Ramaswamy’s 2003 question: Why support a candidate without experience?

Georgia Republicans are unusually skeptical of Trump’s 2020 actions

Indicted former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows wants to move his Georgia case to federal court. The motivation seems

Even partisans hold surprisingly heterogeneous policy positions

It didn’t take long for Oliver Anthony’s song “Rich Men North of Richmond” to be celebrated as a new anthem for the

Racist killings reignite Black leaders’ anger at DeSantis in Florida

Raw anger greeted Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis this week at a Jacksonville vigil for the victims of a White gunman who authorities