House Democrats demand Navy Secretary Hung Cao explain conditions on USS Lincoln after 260-day deployment, citing mental health and hygiene concerns.

Primary contests in Minnesota and Wisconsin are setting up competitive November races, while Democrats criticize conditions aboard the USS Lincoln and Attorney General Todd Blanche faces questions.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) told the Washington Post he uses ChatGPT to pass time on long drives, asking about Medicare and Medicaid. He's among lawmakers increasingly relying on AI chatbots.

Alaska's Senate race is unexpectedly competitive as former Rep. Mary Peltola challenges GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan, with polls nearly tied and outside spending rising.

A new poll finds Democrats Sherrod Brown and Amy Acton narrowly ahead in Ohio's Senate and gubernatorial contests, though both leads are within the margin of error.

Jennie Murray, president of The Forum, urges bipartisan action on immigration, citing economic, family, and security needs.

Marquette Law School and Pew Research data reveal a sharp generational decline in trust, with most Americans now viewing fellow citizens as morally corrupt.

World Liberty Trust Co., backed by the Trump family, received preliminary approval for a national trust bank charter from the OCC, sparking Democratic ethics concerns.

Democrats are outraged over ICE's plan to purchase $20 million in electric shock gloves, citing recent shootings and concerns about excessive force.