Biden-Harris DOJ Violated Its Own Policies by Warning Musk Against Swing-State Giveaway and Then Leaking to the Media, FEC Chairman Says

FEC chairman Sean Cooksey is calling on the DOJ's inspector general to investigate

Even in Berkeley, Calif., Climate Measures Suffer Crushing Defeats

Berkeley voters rejected climate measure by a margin of 68 to 31 percent

Will Republicans Have a Trifecta? So Far, House Returns Say Yes.

Though the lower chamber will take time to call, a narrow GOP majority is most likely outcome

Dem Rep. Jahana Hayes Survives After Embracing Anti-Israel Constituents

Ted Cruz Defeats Challenger Colin Allred, Squashing Democrats' Hopes To Flip Texas Seat

Rick Scott Fends Off Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in Florida Senate Race, Denying Schumer a Flip

'Something That the Feds Really Need To Look At': Liberal Dark Money Network Sends Inaccurate Election Texts to Voters Across US

One New Mexico official said the misleading texts are 'something that the feds really need to look at and crack down on'

Tammy Baldwin Says Transgender Athletes in Girls' Sports Is 'Not a Burning Issue'

Nebraska Senate Candidate Dan Osborn Called Trump 'Embarrassing' and 'Incompetent.' Now He Wants To Help Build the Border Wall.

'I'm where President Trump is on corruption, China, the border,' Osborn says

Sue Altman Spent Months Distancing Herself From Her Progressive Past. Then a Far-Left Group Spent $735,000 on Her Election Bid.

'People see me as an independent voice,' Altman said two weeks before the Working Families Party's spending spree started