Doug Burgum suggested on Wednesday that solar power would not be available after the sun set.

The event, which will be held on the National Mall on Sunday, will last nine hours and “is about the history and the foundations of our nation, which was built on Christian values.”

Los Angeles organizers have indicated that they have received no guarantees that immigration agents won’t harass or detain traveling fans.

Natalie Harp is helping Donald Trump make dozens of late-night, conspiracy-laden posts.

It appears the leopards have come for Carlson’s face.

As inflation soars, the president’s numbers on the economy are worse than those of Joe Biden and Jimmy Carter.

The Israeli prime minister ensured he wouldn’t face tough questions on CBS’s flagship news program.

In the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act, Tennessee Republicans are going scorched earth against their Democratic colleagues.

Representative Jen Kiggans agreed when a radio host made the wildly racist remark about House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries.

McConnell had attempted to end a Senate subcommittee hearing early, and he appeared confused when an aide stepped forward and reminded him three senators still needed to ask questions.

Recent research shows that they believe both parties are corrupt. So the vice president and his party are aggressively making the case that Democrats are the real fraudsters.

Cindy Burbank ran specifically to boost Nebraska independent candidate Dan Osborn.

As Trump seethes over soaring prices, Democratic strategist Simon Rosenberg discusses the good signs and the bad for his party right now, and suggests ways to maximize Democratic odds in the midterms.

At a time when much TV recycles familiar formulas, the Apple TV series feels like something new.

Rather than treating it like a niche issue, candidates should offer concrete policies that assume global warming is the context in which all politics happens.

They’re supposed to weed out extremists, but in California, the governor’s race may end up being a contest between two MAGA loudmouths.

A conversation with Ron Rosenbaum about what makes Dylan so unique.

Soybean farmers have been hit particularly hard. Most are sticking with the president anyway.

As Trump seethes over soaring prices, Democratic strategist Simon Rosenberg discusses the good signs and the bad for his party right now, and suggests ways to maximize Democratic odds in the midterms.

The Republican National Committee is escalating its attack on free and fair elections.