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Democrat Cindy Holscher has been elected Kansas' next governor, fending off Republican Ty Masterson to keep the office in her party's hands and extend a massive wave of Democratic victories across the country.

Rep.-elect Bobby Pulido is giving up his music career to serve in Congress, but the Texas Democrat is going out with one more accolade after winning his third Latin Grammy on Thursday.

Senate Republicans adopted a symbolic resolution this week vowing "to do everything humanly possible" to pass another filibuster-proof reconciliation bill before their majority ends, but they are struggling to get on the same page.

Former President Joe Biden says that his performance at the 2024 debate, widely seen as disastrous for the 46th president, was "not very consequential" to the outcome of the 2024 contest.

Arnold Schwarzenegger told Jimmy Kimmel that he's still a Republican in spite of his disagreements with the modern GOP.

Capitol Hill committee chairs are lining up to grill Nvidia founder Jensen Huang about his love affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

Senate Democrats are investigating whether Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. lied during his confirmation hearing about the purpose of a 2019 trip to Samoa.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement set all-time records with nearly 475,000 administrative immigration arrests and 483,200 deportations in fiscal 2026, the government said Thursday.

Uncle Sam's income dipped and spending rose in October as the federal government started off fiscal 2027 just as it ended 2026 -- deep in the red.

The very day last month that the District of Columbia was arguing in a federal appeals court against President Trump's deployment of the National Guard to help protect the city, David Michael captured a daylight shooting on his patio cam at his ...