Democratic Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's campaign raised $1.2 million within hours of Democratic Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens endorsing his opponent.

Industries adopting artificial intelligence at higher rates are experiencing weaker employment growth and higher unemployment, according to Goldman Sachs research released Monday.

President Donald Trump's low approval ratings, mirroring Americans' sentiments about the economy, are looming over the 2026 midterms and Republicans' chances of maintaining control of Congress.

A federal judge on Sunday blocked a lawsuit from the Department of Justice against Alaska over confusion at the ballot box related to the state's handling of two Senate candidates with nearly identical names.

Europe's political establishment is facing a growing nationalist backlash over years of permissive immigration policies, with young Europeans taking to the streets to demand tougher borders and an end to mass migration.

Democrat Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke at his son's hockey game.

An Arizona man allegedly recruited a stranger on Reddit to sexually assault his fiancée inside their home while she cared for her two young children.

A federal judge has permanently shut down Republican President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation suit against The Wall Street Journal.

Poland's conservative president cut short a flight to Senegal and rushed home Friday after the country's pro-European government suspended the chief justice of the country's highest court.

California's flagship public electric transportation program has spent over $1 billion and faces allegations of fraud and inadequate government oversight, the Los Angeles Times reported on Oct. 18.

An Atlanta-based startup wants to use robot dogs for security and already has some customers barking with joy.

Comedian Bill Maher responded to a 1,300-word tirade President Donald Trump posted online Oct. 25 accusing him of being "drunk" during a dinner, among many other things.