The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee added eight new seats to its battleground program as both parties prepare for upcoming midterm elections.
Andy Burnham's Manchester Fire Service warned employees about backing Reform UK, drawing free speech criticism amid leadership speculation.
National gas prices have increased 58 cents per gallon since last month due to ongoing military action in Iran, affecting Americans across political lines.
Louisiana suspended its May 16 House primaries and Alabama called a special session to reschedule elections following a Supreme Court ruling on congressional maps.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed to stay in position following poor local election results, while markets responded positively to his commitment.
Donald Trump's endorsed candidates won several Republican primary races this spring, demonstrating his continued influence within the party ahead of November elections.
Several states are holding primary elections that will gauge political influence and set the stage for upcoming midterm contests.
The annual White House Correspondents' Dinner draws both support and criticism as journalists and commentators debate its relevance and appropriateness.
The Trump administration has proposed nondisclosure agreements for federal workers while facing criticism over regulatory rollbacks and staff departures.
Former Vice President Mike Pence criticized Trump's $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund and accused the White House of whitewashing January 6.
President Trump told Republican lawmakers to reject Democratic deals on DHS funding unless they agree to pass voting restrictions legislation.
An armed suspect ran through a security checkpoint at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, prompting a Secret Service response.
Democratic lawmakers question White House transparency on Iran negotiations as ceasefire extension continues without set timeline.
A Trump-appointed council has proposed sweeping reforms to FEMA, including reducing federal disaster response and shifting more responsibility to states.
The Justice Department's internal watchdog is auditing the department's compliance with federal law requiring release of Jeffrey Epstein investigation records.
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