The Senate rejected the SAVE America Act in a 48-50 vote, and four Republicans sided with Democrats to stop it.
John Bolton is expected to plead guilty to retaining classified information, with a federal hearing set for June 26.
Trump blasted California’s slow ballot count and said the state is “rigging the election” as key races remain unsettled.
Tom Steyer is drawing fire after posting a video backing a transgender athlete as California families worry about girls’ sports.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed a new gun law that opponents say targets one of America’s most popular handguns, and the NRA is already suing.
Tom Steyer is drawing fire after praising a male runner competing in a girls track meet, while California parents keep fighting to protect fairness for female athletes.
A reported DOJ inquiry is putting fresh attention on the funding, timing, and political theater behind E. Jean Carroll’s case against Donald Trump.
An Obama-appointed judge has opened an inquiry into the Trump administration’s IRS settlement after questions were raised about whether the case was used to secure a taxpayer-funded payout deal.
A Newark protest outside an ICE detention center turned ugly when a truck driver got out of his vehicle and confronted agitators blocking traffic.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger is forcing background checks on private gun sales while blocking state police from helping ICE remove violent illegal aliens.
Jill Biden’s own words are undercutting years of spin about Joe Biden’s decline, while the media keeps trying to repackage a cover-up as some kind of noble misunderstanding.
Police say a false emergency call sent officers to Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Virginia home, adding to a growing wave of threats against conservative public figures.
A complaint says Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass crossed the line with a vote-pushing campaign video filmed near a polling spot.
Texas Democrat Maureen Galindo took a hard loss after her comments about locking up American Zionists triggered outrage and a harsh rebuke from her own party.
A Washington Nationals official was placed on leave after an undercover video showed him admitting to religious discrimination against pitcher Trevor Williams and discussing fan data tracking.