US Justice Department Files Amended Lawsuit Over Alaska Senate Race
The US Department of Justice has updated its lawsuit seeking to decertify Alaska's upcoming Senate race results if Republican incumbent Dan S Sullivan loses narrowly.
The US Department of Justice has updated its lawsuit seeking to decertify Alaska's upcoming Senate race results if Republican incumbent Dan S Sullivan loses narrowly.
Vivek Ramaswamy confirmed his Ohio gubernatorial campaign is no longer running an attack ad featuring his Democratic opponent Amy Acton's estranged mother, following widespread criticism.
President Donald Trump has cancelled upcoming midterm events in Iowa and Kansas, shifting to telephone rallies managed by the Republican National Committee.
Kentucky's multibillion-dollar bourbon industry faces hardships from the US-Canada trade war, raising questions about voter impact in the traditionally Republican state.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has dismissed Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia over allegations of unauthorized disclosures, referring the matter to the Justice Department for a criminal probe.
The US Federal Reserve has kept interest rates steady while new figures show the economy growing at a stronger pace than anticipated.
American intelligence agencies believe Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a corporate executive suspected of acting as a Chinese intelligence asset.
The Department of Homeland Security urged an Icelandic hosting company to restrict access to a leaked database containing information on over 40,000 personnel.
Federal authorities have reportedly issued subpoenas following revelations that Alaska Democrat Mary Peltolaโs campaign allegedly recruited a second candidate named Dan Sullivan.
Renowned British stage and screen star Patrick Stewart, famous for his iconic roles in Star Trek and X-Men, has died at the age of 86 in Los Angeles.
