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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis used his inaugural speech Tuesday to straddle both statewide and national political worlds as he takes on a second term leading Florida while eyeing a potential 2024 White House run.

Newly released documents from the House Jan. 6 committee show that the former Wisconsin Republican Party chairman testified that U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson spoke to him weeks before Joe Biden assumed the presidency about having the state’s GOP-controlled Legislature, rather than voters, choose Wisconsin’s presidential electors

Democrats have not lost as much ground with Latino voters as some predicted — at least for now.

This key group felt that government limits on corporations’ ESG efforts interfere excessively with the free market.

Changes have been made to UK laws which will affect Brits, affecting everything from the cost of your bills, to public transport and people's right to strike and protest

There are huge changes coming in which will affect renters and their landlords, people earning minimum wage, and every driver

The state attorney general says there is “not sufficient evidence” to prosecute the former White House official

Black voters have been a steady foundation for Democratic candidates for decades, but that support appeared to show a few cracks in this year’s elections

RALEIGH, N.C. — Attorney General Josh Stein announced Friday afternoon he won’t seek to charge Mark Meadows or his wife, Debra, with voter fraud.

North Carolina's attorney general says former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows won't face voter fraud charges related to his 2020 registration and absentee vote in the state

Wife of Supreme Court judge admits she ‘wasn’t very deep’ in her knowledge of specific voter fraud claims in interview with Jan 6 committee