Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., says New Jersey's roughly 6,600 noncitizen voter roll error does not justify the SAVE Act, arguing the failure was a state clerical issue that federal voter ID rules would not have prevented.
Federal authorities have asked Texas not to release an 18-year-old Salvadoran national charged with murder in two separ…
A federal judge in Colorado issued a class-wide preliminary injunction requiring the NCAA to allow athletes who began c…
Months of fighting with Iran have sharply reduced U.S. Patriot and THAAD interceptor inventories, and analysis and budg…
Massachusetts is moving to pass a bill before the legislative session ends Friday that would allow physicians to authorize abortions after 24 weeks based …
Leading Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong defended her membership in the Democratic Socialists of America and said she no longer…
A new commentary argues that Stephen A. Smith's apology to Kyrie Irving and criticism of Dr. Anthony Fauci came only after the political tide turned, and …
An analysis of five years of IRS records finds that high taxes, strict housing rules and occupational licensing are pushing middle-class families out of s…
President Trump publicly questioned Senate Majority Leader John Thune's leadership as the SAVE America Act remains stalled, saying the impasse is bad for …
New Jersey has removed about 6,600 ineligible voters from its rolls after a software error, with fewer than 400 improperly registered people casting ballo…