Kristina Peterson

Dan Osborn wants to talk about the union strike he led in Nebraska—but not about which candidate will get his vote in the presidential election.

A company with Chinese investors that owns land near U.S. military sites successfully petitioned the USDA to change the lands’ classification as Chinese-owned.

Susie Wiles, the former president’s de facto co-campaign manager, leads his White House bid with steely calm.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.) walked back comments he had made suggesting House Republicans would try to repeal a 2022 law intended to jumpstart U.S. semiconductor production. “I expect that we probably will,

Voters eager for a sense of how results are trending on Election Night will want to keep their eyes on a pair of close U.S. House races in Virginia that are often a bellwether of national sentiment. Freshman GOP Rep. Jen Kiggans is defending her seat in a Virginia coastal congressional district tha

As Republicans sew up control of the Senate, they are eyeing the possibility they could significantly grow their margin in the chamber, though voting in several Blue Wall states remained tight. Already the GOP has picked up seats in West Virginia and Ohio and held off a challenge in Texas, putting t

GOP Sen. Deb Fischer held on to her U.S. Senate seat for a third term in Nebraska, staving off an unexpectedly close challenge from an independent union leader. With 72% of the vote tallied, the Associated Press projected Fischer as the winner with 52% compared to 49% for her independent challenger,

“Matt Gaetz, Once a Justice Department Target, Now Targets Justice Department; As attorney general, former lawmaker would be in charge of agency that probed sex-trafficking allegations; criticizes ‘lawfare’”:

As attorney general, former lawmaker would be in charge of agency that probed sex-trafficking allegations; criticizes “lawfare”

When the Senate passed the Kids Online Safety Act in a nearly unanimous vote in July, it was a rare moment of bipartisan unity, suggesting overwhelming