Supreme Court allows New Hampshire to enforce student-ID limits at polls
The Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire to fully enforce its restrictions on using student IDs for voting while the underlying case continues.
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The Supreme Court allowed New Hampshire to fully enforce its restrictions on using student IDs for voting while the underlying case continues.
Federal prosecutors charged Virginia Senate President Pro Tempore L. Louise Lucas and six others in a marijuana distribution and money-laundering case.
President Trump said the Pentagon will invest $1.5 billion to expand semiconductor production in North Carolina.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren introduced a bill requiring disclosure of certain financial institutions' supervisory records related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Meta said it restored the No Kings Instagram account and attributed its suspension to a bot-traffic spike that triggered incorrect enforcement.
The Justice Department charged more than two dozen lawful permanent residents in California with alleged election-related and naturalization offenses, according to the Associated Press.
President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for reelection ahead of Israel's October 27 vote.
President Donald Trump said the East Potomac Golf Course in Washington will close for 15 months for planned renovations.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee condemned an attack by Israeli settlers that injured Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine in the West Bank.
A federal judge ordered the White House to continue allowing CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists access while their lawsuit over revoked credentials proceeds.
Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned as U.S. ambassador to Greece after allegations of improper conduct, which she has denied through her lawyers.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom endorsed Proposition 42, a ballot measure that would bar retroactive taxes proposed under the state's Billionaire Tax Act.
Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home as part of a criminal investigation, and Omar called the action political intimidation.
Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington home under a judicially authorized warrant in an ongoing criminal investigation, the Justice Department said.
President Donald Trump said he will ultimately decide whether the planned military execution of Nidal Hasan is livestreamed.
The Pentagon updated its public casualty database to list 21 US service member deaths during military operations against Iran.
Republican lawmakers criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's plan to livestream the execution of former Army Maj. Nidal Hasan, The Hill reported.
The Pentagon said Nidal Hasan's execution would be public and livestreamed, while the White House had not confirmed the details, Al Jazeera reported.
Federal authorities said ICE agents shot a man in New York City after he allegedly tried to ram officers with his vehicle; an investigation is underway.
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson held their first and only televised debate in Georgia's governor race.
Senate leaders urged the Trump administration to move faster on enforcing a new Russia sanctions law intended to support Ukraine.
President Donald Trump said MAGA Inc. will pay for future television ads promoting him after criticism over taxpayer-funded spots.
Fox News, CBS, ABC and NBC declined to participate in the White House television pool after the administration barred CNN, MS NOW and Politico.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed confidence in Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh after the central bank raised its benchmark rate by a quarter point.
The White House is reportedly drafting an order that would let an external committee veto NIH grants that conflict with the administration’s priorities.
The State Department urged Americans across the Middle East to exercise heightened vigilance after a Houthi missile attack toward Riyadh.
The national average for gasoline reached $4.48 a gallon as a Fox News poll found 61% of voters called fuel prices a major household problem.
Fairshake confirmed that it plans to spend $30 million opposing Democrat Sherrod Brown in his Ohio Senate race against Republican Sen. Jon Husted.
A Texas poll found Democrat James Talarico supported by 46% of registered voters and Republican Ken Paxton by 43%, within its four-point margin of error.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico said they would sue after the White House revoked their journalists' credentials; President Trump denied attacking press freedom.
A federal reporting rule will move 10 causes of flight delays and cancellations into a category outside airlines' control on Oct. 19.
The Senate received and referred a House-passed bill clarifying how federal law treats authentic Alaska Native crafts containing nonedible migratory bird parts.
The Senate received and referred a House-passed bill that would reauthorize NOAA's Chesapeake Bay Office.
GovInfo records show a Senate committee reported the Skills-Based Federal Contracting Act without amendment after the House bill was referred to the panel.
The U.S. House passed H.R. 9576, which would establish a National Fraud Enforcement Division within the Justice Department.
The Senate referred a House-passed bill creating a National Wildlife Refuge System invasive-species strike team program to committee.
The Senate placed a House-passed bill requiring updates to the northern border threat analysis and strategy on its legislative calendar.
The House passed H.R. 7730, a bill that would modify bankruptcy eligibility requirements, according to the engrossed text published by GovInfo.
The Senate received H.R. 2846, read it twice and placed it on the calendar on September 16, according to GovInfo.
A Hill/Emerson College poll found Democrat Adam Hamilton at 45% and Republican Sen. Roger Marshall at 43% among likely Kansas voters.
The GAO reported that the Coast Guard has begun reforms addressing sexual misconduct but has not fully implemented earlier accountability recommendations.
The GAO reported that the Coast Guard and Defense Department lack a full picture of housing difficulties faced by some service members and families.
Kansas Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton said he would not support Chuck Schumer for another term as the party's Senate leader.
An NBC News poll found 55% of registered voters said President Trump’s policies worsened economic conditions, while 26% said they improved them.
A White House official said all 50 states will receive prices tied to those in other countries for some Medicaid-covered drugs under a federal model.
The Guardian reported that administration officials proposed an outside board with veto power over NIH biomedical research grants.
President Donald Trump and New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani will meet Monday at Gracie Mansion to discuss issues affecting the city, their offices said.
A Fox News reporter said President Trump described his options on Iran as further military action, continued economic pressure or seeking an agreement.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico said they notified the Trump administration that they would sue over the revocation of their reporters' White House access.
President Trump said the planned arch near Arlington Memorial Bridge would include space for drones, snipers and ammunition at the military’s request.
NWEA data show that students in kindergarten through eighth grade closed one-third of the reading gap with pre-pandemic achievement levels over the past year.
A Nexstar Media-Emerson College poll put Democrat James Talarico at 47% and Republican Ken Paxton at 46% in the Texas Senate race, while Gov. Greg Abbott led Gina Hinojosa by three points.
Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin defended his appearance in a campaign ad for Vladimir Putin while saying he supports peace.
The Pentagon told congressional defense panels that US war costs in Iran totaled $43.6 billion through Sept. 3, Roll Call reported.
More than 170 Democratic organizers and campaign staff asked party leaders to reject support from the pro-AI super PAC Leading the Future.
Virginia opened in-person early voting Friday, while voters in several other states can now submit absentee ballots in person ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms.
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee will hold a Wednesday hearing on automated license plate readers and invited executives from Flock Safety and three other security companies.
An outside review commissioned by the Federal Reserve found that supervisors knew or should have known of Silicon Valley Bank’s vulnerabilities by March 2022.
The Texas Department of Transportation said it suspended approvals for third-party Flock license-plate readers along state-owned roads.
Organizers removed Republican nominee Joe Arminio from a Delaware congressional forum after he repeatedly misgendered Rep. Sarah McBride.