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Washington Times political reporters Susan Ferrechio and Seth McLaughlin break down the latest polling, the tightest battleground races, and why Republicans still have a path to victory despite Democratic momentum.

Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who was overseeing deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro's trial in New York City, died Wednesday at 92, a court spokesman said.

Pentagon officials are reportedly asking European leaders -- especially those from front-line countries like Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania -- to lower the volume on their rhetoric against Russia.

U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes said she will open an official inquiry into whether the administration hid President Trump's plans to redesign the golf course at East Potomac Park on the National Mall, saying the chain of events was unbelievable.

The Washington Times' Threat Status will host "The Golden Age of Space 2026: National Security Space, The Future of Launch, and the Cislunar Economy," bringing together senior military and government officials, Members of Congress, and leading space ...

Pull up your last savings statement and find two numbers: the interest the account paid and the fees it charged. If your balance has passed $5,000, the second number could be the bigger one.

Actor Michael Douglas said in a recent interview he's hoping for an electoral "massacre" against the GOP on Tuesday.

Legislative attempts to make daylight saving time the year-round standard in the U.S. were not fruitful, leading millions of Americans to change their clocks this weekend.

A mysterious network is urging conservatives to abandon Republican candidates in critical Senate races in favor of long-shot alternatives.

A group of Vietnam veterans and the Department of Justice were set to clash in a D.C. courtroom on Friday over President Trump's proposed 250-foot arch.