A proposed rule from the Trump administration would let Americans mail handguns through USPS, drawing praise from gun rights groups and fierce opposition from state attorneys general.

State Rep. Antonio Parkinson (D) urged Memphis to secede from Tennessee after Republicans passed a redistricting map that splits the state's only majority-Black district, threatening the lone Democrat in the delegation.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear acknowledges 2028 speculation, says Democrats 'have to win' next election, and pledges to beat JD Vance.

Thirteen Washington, D.C., police officers, including two high-ranking commanders, were placed on leave amid an internal probe into manipulated crime statistics. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said the findings confirm her office's earlier suspicions.

A new report reveals that nonfiction book bans in U.S. schools doubled last academic year, with over 1,100 titles removed, largely focused on activism and social justice themes.

Rep. Jim Clyburn slammed South Carolina Republicans for extending their legislative session to redraw his district, accusing them of bowing to Trump's demand to eliminate the state's only Democratic House seat.

British voters head to polls Thursday in local elections that could deal a heavy blow to PM Keir Starmer's Labour Party while boosting Nigel Farage's Reform UK and the left-wing Greens.

Three passengers died and five others fell ill from hantavirus on the MV Hondius. The WHO says the public health risk remains low, but the outbreak raises questions about federal response.

Democratic lawmakers launched an investigation into Trump's pardons, questioning recipients like Trevor Milton and Changpeng Zhao about potential pay-to-play deals.