Nathan Kline

Federal agents are racing to intercept letters carrying an unknown substance mailed nationwide to congressional and state election offices, a probe that lands on the 25th anniversary of the 2001 anthrax attacks.

New Hampshire Public Radio says it 'erred' by sponsoring an anarchist book fair that declared solidarity with the defendants in the violent attack on a Texas ICE detention center.

MAGA Inc. and the Congressional Leadership Fund are pulling planned spending from the districts of Reps. Tom Kean Jr. and Marianette Miller-Meeks, redirecting cash to safer GOP races with the House majority on the line.

At least 65 Democratic Socialists of America-aligned candidates are on the November ballot for state legislative seats, and Republicans say the down-ballot push is a deliberate long game to remake the Democratic Party from the ground up.

Senate Democrats' top super PAC is pouring $5 million into deep-red Kansas, a state the party has not won in nearly a century, as it bets on Democrat Adam Hamilton against incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall.

A federal ICE agent shot and wounded an illegal alien in the Bronx after the suspect rammed enforcement vehicles and drove at officers, sparking protests and a clash between Mayor Mamdani and DHS.

The State Department's inspector general is reviewing the U.S. embassy in Athens as a new report alleges Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle pressed a Republican donor to cover a $100,000 credit card bill in exchange for access. Her attorneys dispute the messages.

Ken Paxton is putting tax cuts and cost relief at the heart of his Senate campaign after audio from a private donor meeting showed him naming gas prices and the Iran war as his biggest political drag.

Anduril will invest $3.7 billion of its own capital to build a 2-million-square-foot shipyard near Baltimore, part of a $6.6 billion push to lift Virginia-class submarine output toward the Navy's target of two boats a year.

Sen. Chris Murphy met Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to press for an end to the Iran war and a Palestinian state, a sign that Trump's pressure campaign is reshaping Middle East diplomacy.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged more than $1.5 billion in fresh military and energy aid during an unannounced visit to Kyiv, signaling Berlin's deepening commitment to Ukraine as Russia hammers the country's cities and power grid.

A Miami federal judge dismissed a criminal case against a noncitizen voter, ruling Congress cannot criminalize noncitizen voting in federal elections -- a decision the Trump administration is expected to appeal.

Federal prosecutors charged a Department of Energy electrical engineer from Washington state with attempting to provide material support to the Iran-backed Houthis, alleging he bought bomb-making chemicals and drone parts and tried to help the group upgrade its communications.

Senate Democrats shut down a Republican bill Wednesday that would have banned members of Congress from trading stocks on insider knowledge, packaging the reform with a nationwide voter ID rule.

President Donald Trump launched America.gov on Tuesday, an AI-powered portal built to answer federal benefits questions and eventually handle tasks such as passport renewals and Medicare enrollment.

FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey is leaving the bureau after roughly a year, returning home to Missouri and closing out a leadership experiment built to sharpen the nation's premier law enforcement agency.

President Trump approved new fuel economy standards that lower mileage requirements for cars and light trucks, ending the Biden-era push that drove the auto industry toward electric vehicles.

Pope Leo XIV opened a three-day visit to France by warning that artificial intelligence pursued without ethics could strip humanity of its dignity, telling officials at the Elysee that modern life risks vanishing inside a 'paradise of machines.'

New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul sued Polymarket US, asking a state court to block the prediction market from operating without a gambling license and to order fines, forfeiture and user restitution.

An Iowa judge threw out President Trump's consumer fraud lawsuit against The Des Moines Register and former pollster J. Ann Selzer over a 2024 election poll that badly missed the mark.