Staff at the bar report that the singer left enough for 15 employees to cover their monthly expenses while taking time to ...

College football season is still several weeks away as Ohio State looks to defends its title, but the big bets are already ...

Mr. Trump’s strength in Pennsylvania remains the economy. He had an 11-point advantage over Ms. Harris on the issue, up from a 4-point gap in September.. In Arizona, Mr. Trump was ahead, 51 ...

Across the nation, election officials are preparing to prevent disruptions of the 2024 vote amidst continuing false claims about the results from 2020. On Tuesday, Aug. 6 at 12:00 p.m. ET, Arizona ...

Affordable housing is a defining issue this election season, especially in swing states like Arizona and Pennsylvania. As two different housing landscapes, they show why the U.S. is struggling to ...

Pennsylvania's top election official said Sunday that the commonwealth's 2020 elections were "accurate," while addressing allegations of voter ... as did Arizona Secretary of State Adrian ...

Former President Trump is narrowly edging out Vice President Harris in Arizona and Pennsylvania, while he runs behind her in Georgia, according to new polling first shared with The Hill. The ...

An Arizona man with an active arrest warrant out of Texas was taken into custody in Bedford after allegedly shooting himself ...

Several counties across Pennsylvania and Arizona are investigating batches of improper voter registration forms submitted by an Arizona-based firm in recent weeks. There is no evidence the forms ...

Two swing states — Arizona and Pennsylvania — exemplify in their own ways how housing markets across the country have failed to address the key issue they face: too few homes.

Levittown, Pennsylvania — At a town hall Saturday in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Sen. Ruben Gallego of Arizona encouraged the Democratic party to return to its roots as the "big tent" party.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Al Schmidt said foreign adversaries are using misinformation to sow distrust in U.S. democracy.