Democrat LaKesha Womack defeated Republican Rep. Tim Moore in North Carolina’s 14th Congressional District on Tuesday, flipping a seat Republicans had been expected to hold while facing a pending felony charge involving an overdue rental car. Unofficial results showed Womack winning 51.1% of the
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California voters appeared poised Wednesday to approve an $8.4 billion medical research bond that could direct half the proceeds to a nonprofit co-founded by the billionaire who wrote the measure and financed most of its campaign. Proposition 38 had 55.5 percent support Wednesday evening, with about 61 percent of the vote counted, according to Associated
Two Senate races separated by narrow margins Wednesday morning could help determine
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) was hospitalized after suffering a stroke Saturday afternoon
Public anger over a sweeping fraud scandal is giving Republicans an opening in Minnesota’s closely contested U.S. Senate race, NBC News chief
Minnesota’s Walz-Flanagan administration awarded roughly $7.9 million in grants and contracts to a nonprofit that distributes supplies and instructions for taking drugs
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear a challenge to a 158-year-old federal law that makes it a crime for Americans to
The money has to go somewhere, but it’s certainly not going back to his donors. It has been revealed that Graham Platner
How radical is Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed? Former Michigan Democratic Party Chairman Lon Johnson is urging Democrats to leave the U.S.
Text messages recovered from the cellphone of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s sister prompted federal investigators to seek a search warrant for the Minnesota
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson has acknowledged receiving campaign contributions from billionaires, just days after telling Republican Sen. Susan Collins that
Federal agents seized Rep. Ilhan Omar’s phone while searching her Washington home this week, and investigators have issued roughly a dozen grand
Democrats are never ever going to give up on DEI, regardless of how ridiculous it gets. Sen. Ed Markey drew criticism Tuesday
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Thursday defended plans to execute Fort Hood gunman Nidal Hasan by firing squad at the Texas
