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National polls show far show little impact of the historic guilty verdicts against Trump. Surveys in battleground states have not been completed.

The most financially successful immigrant in the U.S. — the third-richest person in the world — has frequently repeated his view that it is difficult to immigrate to the U.S. legally but "trivial and fast" to enter illegally.

Mexico election: Claudia Sheinbaum will be Mexico's first female president, shattering gender barriers in a country with high rates of violence against women.

Would anyone reasonably question the impartiality of Justices Alito and Thomas? Without a doubt.

Bolling, a former Fox News host, is leaving the right-leaning Newsmax after three years as a prime time host.

Viewing surged for cable news and broadcast networks as they delivered a New York jury's verdict to convict Trump on 34 felony counts against him.

The realities of a president and ex-president were on display as Biden spoke about Gaza and Trump, fresh from his conviction, railed about a "crooked" judge.

Former President Trump is scheduled to headline fundraisers in San Francisco, Beverly Hills and Newport Beach next week after his felony convictions.

The same week that he became a felon, the former president was rumored to be forming an unholy alliance with Elon Musk. Be afraid.

For some tourists staying at the Las Vegas hotel in his name, Trump's conviction was viewed as a boost to his presidential campaign.

Columnist Lorraine Ali explains that with Trump's guilty verdict, we now face a bigger stress test: Will folks believe in the legal system or the discreditation of it by the presumptive GOP presidential candidate and his acolytes?

When California's senator sought a fifth full term at 85, Feinstein's age was a central part of the campaign. Not so for Bernie Sanders and Angus King. Is it because they're guys?

The guilty verdict, on 34 felonies that few can fully explain, is already boosting campaign contributions and energizing Republicans.

What do Republican congressional candidates have to say about Donald Trump's conviction? Those in competitive districts mostly say nothing.

A jury convicted the former president and presumptive Republican nominee on all counts in the New York hush money trial, a remarkable victory for the rule of law.

Thursday afternoon's guilty verdict for Trump rippled throughout Hollywood with reactions spanning the political spectrum.

Many political experts predict that the Trump verdict will do little to alter the dynamic in his race against President Biden.

Trump guilty: Despite the former president's felony conviction in his hush money trial, many voters will react to the jury decision with a shrug.

Supreme Court agreed the NRA has a free-speech claim if it was targeted for state harassment because of its gun rights views.

What to know about the Mexican election: Who are the candidates in Mexico's presidential race? What does it mean for the border and cartel violence?

Many of the roughly 530,000 current DACA holders have recently reported lengthy processing delays.

When states ban donations to their underfunded election offices, they aren't protecting your right to vote, they're undermining it.

The bloodiness of the Netanyahu government's response to Hamas' shocking Oct. 7 attack has accelerated a political shift that has been underway for more than a decade.

About a third of adults under 30 get their news from short, punchy videos on TikTok, and that's a big challenge for the Biden campaign.

A jury is deciding Donald Trump's fate in his hush money trial. Here's how he'll spin any verdict— guilty, split decision, acquittal, hung jury.

Polls have suggested for months that former President Trump could lose support among some Republicans if he is convicted in the hush-money trial. History suggests otherwise.

The governor's budget proposal would slash the program that encourages biking and walking but would sink billions into widening roads, which aggravates traffic and pollution.

Flags adopted by Trump partisans flew at Samuel Alito's homes. Like his colleague Clarence Thomas, he has been brazen and unapologetic in ignoring ethical standards.

Natalie Rubalcava faces a June 4 recall election, just 18 months after winning her seat on the Anaheim City Council. Local activists have dreamed of turning the council into one much like Santa Ana's, stacked with progressives who put…

Following the demise of Roe v. Wade, interest groups are pouring unprecedented amounts of money into races to elect or retain justices on state supreme courts.