Alex Swoyer

The prediction market platform Kalshi stormed onto the political scene in 2024, when it went toe-to-toe with the Biden administration and won the right to offer contracts on the outcome of elections.

The race to replace Rep. Byron Donalds in Florida’s 19th Congressional District is getting wild, with 10 Republicans vying for the GOP nomination.

Lots of people vote regularly. For others, it takes a bit of prodding.

America First Policy Institute asked the Supreme Court to discipline three justices on Hawaii’s Supreme Court over a ruling in which the justices accused the high court of “white sight.”

A fake L.A. mayoral poll raises market-manipulation questions, Alexander Vindman’s premature “victory” fundraiser becomes an awkward punchline after his primary loss, and a Florida congressional district picks the hometown candidate over a crowded field of outsiders.

The Trump administration is moving to do away with the American Bar Association’s accreditation of law schools, taking a new step to escalate conservatives’ beef with the left-leaning legal group.

Justice Clarence Thomas says those who dislike him and the direction he’s led the Supreme Court should blame the snobbish law firms that didn’t offer him a job when he emerged from Yale Law School in the 1970s.

Ned’s Club, a members-only club near the White House, was quite the rage when it opened last year, but some members have been dismayed by a loss of luster.

Justice Clarence Thomas says those who dislike him and the direction he’s led the Supreme Court should blame the snobbish law firms that didn’t offer him a job when he emerged from Yale Law School in the 1970s.

The Department of Defense was afraid it was falling behind the curve in persuading employees to use artificial intelligence, so the Trump administration made a concerted effort to push it.