How the 2020 Election May Be Decided By 3 States Again
If the 2020 Election is closer to call than the polls predict, it may come down to just three states again — but three different states this time around.
The Line of US Presidential Succession Involves an Imperfect Process
We've never been closer to showing that the U.S. Constitution does not provide details on who is next in the line to be president after the Vice President.
House Strikes Deal To Extend Surveillance Powers
House lawmakers prepared to extend surveillance authorities that expire this month, releasing legislation that represents a rare bipartisan agreement after members of both parties said they wanted to ensure the tools preserved civil liberties.
Impeachment Hearings Go Live on TV With the 1st Witnesses
Impeachments are rare, historians say, because they amount to nothing short of the nullification of an election. Starting down this road poses risks for both Democrats and Republicans as proceedings push into the 2020 campaign.
Anonymous Trump Official Writing 'Unprecedented' Inside Take
The Trump administration official who wrote an anonymous essay about resistance from the inside has a book deal. "A Warning" will come out Nov. 19.
McCain's Family Fights To Define Legacy Of Civility, Service
John McCain's widow: "We had planned a library, but it will also be a focal point for gathering to talk about these issues to have honest and real discussions about them."
2020 Presidential Contenders' Foreign Policy: Joe Biden
2020 Election: We will look at the credentials and polices of all those aspiring to be president – beginning with former Vice President Joe Biden.
Democrats Questioning Robert Mueller To Focus On Obstruction
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee who will question former special counsel Robert Mueller next week plan to focus on a narrow set of episodes laid out in his report
House Blocks Maverick Democrat's Trump Impeachment Effort
The House easily killed a maverick Democrat's effort Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump for his recent racial insults against lawmakers of color.
Politicians' Tweets Could Get Slapped With Warning Labels
Presidents and other world leaders and political figures who use Twitter to threaten or abuse others could find their tweets slapped with warning labels.