Allegations of Democratic dirty tricks in Alaska and Montana, plus past strategic spending, raise questions about the party's commitment to fair elections.

OpenAI has brought on former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to advise on national security modernization, leveraging his military and policy experience.

Widespread ballot scanner failures in Westchester County, N.Y., on Tuesday forced election officials to implement emergency ballot procedures, with AG Letitia James assuring voters their ballots will be counted.

Ten U.S. attorney's offices are being run by unconfirmed political appointees, exploiting a loophole that undermines Senate oversight and prosecutorial independence.

For the first time since 1969, the CDC skipped its annual abortion surveillance report, leaving a critical data gap for post-Dobbs abortion risks and drawing criticism from public health advocates.

Harvard University's latest election model projects Democrats have a 96% chance of winning the House and a 78% chance of taking the Senate, with 242 and 53 seats respectively.

A new NBER working paper shows remote work is more common at younger firms and under younger CEOs, pointing to continued expansion of flexible work as these leaders shape corporate norms.

Undervoting is permitted nationwide. Voters can skip races or measures they don't care about, and their ballot will still count.

The full 9th Circuit voted to rehear the Trump administration's appeal of a lower court order blocking threats to election workers. The move vacates a panel ruling that had allowed the DOJ to resume demands to states.