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The Republican Party descended on the Lone Star state Wednesday for a midterm convention the GOP hopes will prop up Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a surprisingly close U.S. Senate race.

Sen. Tim Scott, chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, told the Republican midterm convention in Dallas that Senate Democrats have rolled out "the most dangerous, radical, and frankly weird Democrat candidates in American history."

Michael Whatley took the stage at the GOP convention in Dallas on Wednesday and rallied Republicans behind his uphill Senate bid in North Carolina by framing the election as a fight for the American dream.

It's not just Republicans descending on Dallas for the midterm convention - Democrats are there too as they try to convince voters that the reality of Donald Trump's second presidency doesn't match the spectacle of his made-for-TV event.

Utah Valley University is shutting down on Thursday as conservatives hold a memorial service for activist Charlie Kirk, one year after his assassination on campus.

The head of the Republican National Committee gaveled in the "historic" midterm GOP convention in Dallas on Wednesday with a burst of praise for President Trump, declaring the gathering "dedicated to one mission: defying history."

Spain's national intelligence agency issued multiple warnings before the Ceuta border crisis about a potential mass crossing of migrants from Morocco into the Spanish exclave in late July, according to declassified documents released by the ...

Whoopi Goldberg shut down her studio audience's jeers at Sen. Ted Cruz on Wednesday's episode of ABC's "The View," moments before the senator walked out to promote his new book on Justice Clarence Thomas. "We don't agree with them always ...

A California State University, Los Angeles professor and co-founder of Black Lives Matter's L.A. chapter publicly identified a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent by name and pointed a crowd toward his suspected hotel during a left-wing ...

The Trump administration proposed major changes Wednesday to the decennial census, calling for elimination of questions on race, ethnicity and sexual orientation, which it said would bring the questionnaire more in line with the census's original ...