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Republicans call it a ‘dictator-style tactic of stealing an election before a vote is cast’ while Democrats defend the measure as ending ‘backroom deals.’

David Kennedy Homol, 55, was charged with assaulting two police officers on Jan. 6. He is at least the fifth Jan. 6 defendant to die by suicide.

The district is accused of violating the student’s first amendment rights and blocking his opportunity to appeal the suspension.

The SAVE Act would impose new federal requirements that would-be voters show documentation verifying their citizenship status.

Sometimes, a person will show up with as much as $100,000 cash in hand and pay the bonds to get several illegal immigrants out of jail, says a county attorney.

A GOP-led House panel is investigating whether the Small Business Administration is improperly diverting resources to voter registration efforts in Michigan.

Governors of all 50 states said they oppose a measure to move units to the Space Force.

The RNC and Republican Party of Pennsylvania are trying to enter a case filed by the ACLU of Pennsylvania on behalf of two voters.

The FBI received a tip about the family, resulting in the charges.

The law could be struck down before the presidential election.

The U.S. Department of Justice reports 1,424 people have been arrested on Jan. 6 charges—at the quickest pace since 2021.

Minnesota Democrats fear the laws will be restricted if Republicans retake political control.

Tiffany Smiley announced her challenge for Republican Rep. Dan Newhouse’s Washington seat.

The heavy presence of undercover federal agents constituted an ‘induced entrapment of all who were at the Capitol,’ defendant William Pope wrote.

Lawyers representing the Democratic National Committee say the complaints alleging faulty voter roll cleanup are purely political theater.

Suit contends that using the ‘election van’ as an alternate absentee ballot site violated state law.

With China’s boosted military intelligence gathering ability in space, the U.S. military no longer holds a monopoly.

‘You close the bridge to legal shoppers ... to open the way for illegal people coming across under the bridge; it makes no sense,’ an Eagle Pass resident said.

Illegal immigration, high crime, slower police response, and presidential election fuel gun sales, say industry spokesman and gun store owner.