Politics

Steven M. Frid, the former executive director of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, was fired after less than a year in the position.

The bill's passage in the Republican-led Legislature comes a year after a shooter opened fire and killed six people at a Christian school in Nashville.

The disgraced former congressman announced on social media that he was ending his attempt to win the House seat for New York's First Congressional District.

In a wide-ranging interview with NBC News, Christopher Wray also broke with Trump over the former president’s characterization of Jan. 6 defendants as “hostages.”

Under the state's new Republican governor, LGBTQ people and advocates fear previously introduced legislation that would limit the rights of transgender people now has a clear path forward.

David Pecker, the former publisher of the National Enquirer, described giving directions to implement an agreement with Trump to help his 2016 presidential campaign.

The state's contests will test the political implications of the Israel-Hamas war and set up key general election matchups in the battle for control of the Senate and the House.

Plus, how high voter turnout could benefit Republicans this fall and the latest developments from the Trump trial.

The Senate Republican leader pointed to Carlson's "demonization of Ukraine," along with Trump's "mixed views" and resistance to additional aid as reasons it's taken so long to pass.

Judge Juan Merchan heard arguments on whether Trump violated a gag order with his social media posts about two expected witnesses in the hush money trial.

The Chinese-owned app is likely to challenge the statute in court, meaning it could take years before anything happens to the platform and its users.