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Whether Democrat James Talarico can pull off an historic win over Republican Ken Paxton in Texas' Senate race Tuesday depends on places such as Forney, a Dallas-Fort Worth suburb where voters have been shifting leftward amid a flood of new residents.

A federal judge dismissed President Trump's lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal and its owners, saying he failed to crack the protections the First Amendment grants to the press.

With just days left in Michigan's Senate race, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is being tripped up by his primary rival Rep. Haley Stevens.

Rep. Lauren Boebert, who represents Colorado's reddest district, is hoping President Trump's support can help her secure victory no matter the headwinds in November.

Police in Fairfield, California, identified the dead victim Saturday in a mass shooting Friday at a Spirit Halloween store. Six others were injured.

Texas was not expected to be an epicenter of midterm elections that could reshape the final chapters of Donald Trump's second presidency.

More than 4 in 10 names flagged as possible noncitizen voters in California by the Trump administration cannot even be found on the state's voter rolls, according to a legal filing Saturday by an immigrant rights group. It's the first outside ...

The owner of a coffee shop in the Chicago area is facing charges after he sold methamphetamine to an undercover police officer, local prosecutors allege.

Oscar winner Jessica Lange, 77, says her acting career may be drawing to a close.

The father of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accused Abdul El-Sayed of being "bitter" with envy after the Michigan Democratic Senate candidate speculated on his son's high school sports performance.