If you're planning to vote in the general election in November, make sure you are registered to vote before the deadline.
Senator JD Vance and Gov. Tim Walz are both in Arizona today. Former President Donald J. Trump will be in Pennsylvania, a state both campaigns see as crucial to winning the election.
This year’s presidential election is vexing Wall Street, where fortunes can rise and fall on the whims of Washington. With neither candidate an obvious friend to financiers, and both pledging crackdowns on bankers in their own respects, the heartbeat of the financial services industry is pulsing with anxiety.
Hand counting is hard, slow, expensive, and highly unreliable in most cases. Yet support for the practice among Trump's base could sow election chaos.
The figure includes money raised into the campaign proper since July 21, as well as an affiliated fundraising vehicle that powers national and state Democratic Party groups.
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The increase in livestreaming the election process, an operation conducted by local governments nationwide, reflects a broader rise in video streams online, according to Wendy Underhill, election and redistricting director at the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Oil prices surged about 13% over an 11-day stretch ending on Monday. Prices fell markedly on Tuesday, however, as nearly a week passed without the onset of a widely anticipated Is
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The battle over the MCAS ballot question continued to heat up Wednesday, with a new ad campaign joining the legions flooding televisions and the Boston mayor chiming in with her stance on the
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FBI foils alleged ISIS-inspired Election Day terror plot by Afghan national
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Afghan national living in the U.S. charged with plotting an Election Day terrorist attack
Afghan national arrested in OKC for Election Day terrorist plot: Everything we know so far
An Afghan national living in OKC was charged with conspiring to conduct a terrorist attack. Here's what we know about the investigation so far.
New rules in Georgia that some officials fear could inject chaos into November’s election have links to a controversial group that has gained outsized influence in the Peach State.
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