The governor of New Mexico, Lujan Grisham, predicts the midterm will be a "blue wave" for Democrats, much like 2018.

A string of incidents involving AI agents going rogue presses lawmakers to define who is responsible when lines get crossed.

Trump joked that Ken Paxton is a "pain in the ass" while backing him in Texas' closely watched Senate race.

A judge criticized the Trump administration over a courthouse arrests policy, while a memo pulled agents back from vehicle stops.

Midterm elections are commonly viewed as a test of the political environment facing the party in power.

Veterans and lawmakers gathered at Memorial Circle as a lawsuit challenging Trump's proposed arch continues in federal court.

A source told Newsweek that the Dallas Cowboys have not made an offer to Joey Porter Jr. after trading a second-round pick.

While Jackson has said Israel conducted a "genocide" in Gaza, other Democratic Senate candidates have taken differing approaches.

Aces star A'ja Wilson received a technical foul on Tuesday night for a heated exchange between her and Fever fan.

Chris Jones fired back at critics of the Kansas City Chiefs and their lack of sacks so far this season, despite starting 3-0.

The commentator said Peltola aides needed to help save the country rather than air private matters after accusations of outbursts.

Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed's donor list faces scrutiny after a West Hollywood fundraiser with a Soros family member.