Politics - Page 38

OPINION: The renaming of Lake Ontario comes as President Donald Trump escalates a trade war with Canada for reasons that are still unclear. 

Last week, the United States Postal Service unveiled a new rule that completely overhauls how mail-in ballots are counted and delivered. 

Wyoming’s Gov. Mark Gordon expressed concern after the Department of Justice sent a group of polling monitors during that state’s primaries last week.

ICE agent Christian Castro was released at the break of dawn Thursday morning from a detention center in Brownsville.

Trump’s cheaper beef plan could lower prices for shoppers while leaving the American ranchers who backed him to foot the bill.

The Trump Administration ordered the removal of a Kehinde Wiley painting at the U.S. Embassy in Santo Domingo for its "woke ideology."

DL Hughley praises leaders who 'walk the walk' on faith and public service, highlighting bold policies that help communities.

OPINION: The U.S. ambassador to the Dominican Republic thinks a portrait by Black artist Kehinde Wiley is "woke," apparently because it — *check notes* — features Dominicans.

After meeting with Jared Kushner, the House Minority Leader is facing fresh criticism for elevating three reliably pro-Israel Democrats.

The Supreme Court struck down a lower court block on the executive order earlier this week, arguing that the lawsuits were filed too early. 

Frustration is growing among GOP operatives that President Donald Trump has put such a pronounced focus on elections in solidly Red seats.

Darline Graham was appointed by Gov. Henry McMaster to succeed her deceased brother, Lindsey Graham, in the Senate despite having little experience.