Federal authorities are examining alleged transfers of roughly $40 million by New Jersey’s largest teachers union to groups supporting former president Sean Spiller’s failed 2025 gubernatorial campaign.
Wade and Teresa King are challenging Washington’s wetland fines and administrative process, warning the case could threaten their multigenerational ranch and livestock-water rights beyond their family.
A high-speed chase involving a man wanted on California grand theft charges ended at San Ysidro, where he tried to reach Mexico and drove into federal officers.
James Talarico defeated Ken Paxton and Gina Hinojosa unseated Greg Abbott, giving Texas Democrats historic statewide victories and handing Trump a major political setback.
Red paint and a “blood on your hands” message appeared outside Susan Collins’ Biddeford office as she faced a closely watched Senate race.
American sailors are being warned to expect 10- to 11-month deployments for at least the next couple of years as Iran war operations strain the fleet. Navy leaders say more ships are needed to restore shorter rotations.
Alaska’s U.S. attorney says federal resources are increasing as an investigation tied to an alleged Senate spoiler campaign expands and the candidate’s whereabouts remain unclear.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed distanced his campaign from a Rebellion PAC ad promoted by Cenk Uygur, but critics say he never directly condemned its message.
Jeremy Peters says some lifelong Jewish Democrats in Michigan’s Detroit suburbs are crossing party lines to support Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.
President Trump said France’s unrest stems from immigration and accused Emmanuel Macron of ignoring his warnings to close the country’s borders.