Democrats running in the reddest districts on this cycle’s map are warning their party not to blow a rare pickup opportunity by turning the midterms into a referendum on President Donald Trump.

President Donald Trump’s aggressive federal bureaucracy overhaul has spawned a new type of Congressional candidate: former government employees who want voters to send them back to Washington to fix what they say the administration has broken.

Election officials across the country are preparing a bulwark against unfounded claims of fraud stemming from the period after polls close when shifting vote totals can alter initial perceptions for days or even weeks.

State and local tax agencies want to block a privacy provision in federal air safety legislation that would limit their use of aircraft tracking data for audits and revenue collection, casting it as a tax shelter for owners of private jets.

A bill reflecting Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s (R) alternative tax strategy for a proposed liquefied natural gas megaproject won wide approval in the state House Friday despite concerns it would deprive local governments of revenue.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey (D) signed a budget bill Friday that ties five business deductions to maintaining the state’s 5% personal income tax rate, putting fresh pressure on a proposed ballot measure that could lower the rate to 4%.

A $2.3 million settlement in a False Claims Act case accusing a Texas acupuncturist of submitting inflated bills to the Department of Veterans Affairs is enforceable, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit affirmed Monday.

Anthropic PBC executives are planning to meet with Trump administration officials on Monday to discuss an unprecedented US government directive barring foreign access to the company’s most advanced artificial intelligence models, according to a person familiar with the matter.

By Light Professional IT Services LLC shouldn’t keep its $345 million cyber threat contract award because the US Defense Information Systems Agency failed to properly consider flaws in the winning bid, according to a complaint from another bidder.

President Donald Trump could face a siege of investigations, oversight hearings, and tough choices in the final half of his term if Democrats wrest control of Congress in November, imperiling his legislative agenda after two years of a Republican governing trifecta.

Dell Federal Systems L.P. improperly received an $11.4 billion US Navy blanket purchase agreement for cloud subscriptions and Microsoft licenses and products, according to Minburn Technology Group LLC.

A US-Iran deal intended to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within days has been met with caution by shipowners and traders, with many saying they would need more details in order to assess whether safe transits are possible after months of false starts.

The Senate will vote on an updated version of a bipartisan affordable housing legislative package this week, according to Senate aides, marking the latest step after months of negotiations as lawmakers in the House and Senate pushed competing versions of the bill.

President Donald Trump’s approval for Nvidia to sell chips to some customers in China has potentially derailed a major AI smuggling prosecution nearing trial after the judge ordered the Justice Department to disclose internal White House communications.

Just three weeks into the job, Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is already facing an unusually high-stakes test.

President Donald Trump could face a siege of investigations, oversight hearings, and tough choices in the final half of his term if Democrats wrest control of Congress in November, imperiling his legislative agenda after two years of a Republican governing trifecta.

If House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries does his job right, the last four years will be a footnote in his future biography.

Democrats like their odds of retaking the House this November after four years of GOP control, but if they succeed, they’ll have a harder task than winning: finding legislation they can realistically advance under President Donald Trump.