Schatz, 52, has been making phone calls to consolidate support since Durbin, 80, announced his retirement last week.

The Democratic Party has switched from fighting racism to fighting the oligarchy. But they still don't have a positive governing vision.

With instances of squatting sharply on the rise across the state, an Illinois lawmaker is sponsoring a bill that would give more protections to home owners from squatters.

Net reduction in North Carolina voter registrations since Election Day is smallest for Republicans, says analysis by The Center Square.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' administration is vowing to press ahead with efforts to allow federal immigration agents to operate at the Rikers Island jail.

An income tax lawsuit related to COVID-19 filed against the city of Cleveland has new life.

The Shreveport Police Department's recent efforts in combatting crime included a multi-agency operation last week.

The student loan forgiveness tracker was temporarily shut down after a federal court blocked former President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plans.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will not attend his team's White House visit due to a "scheduling conflict," the White House confirmed.

Let’s build a trade system where free trade is earned, not assumed, by free nations that follow the rules.

Dixon contended it is only a matter of time before the Democratic Party will "get it together" following the 2024 election cycle.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is inviting more left-wing violence with his sensational rhetoric while he prepares to run for president.

Shri Thanedar filed seven articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, alleging abuse of power, constitutional violations, and tyranny.

President Donald Trump spent Sunday with Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley and joked about racing him.

The Texas senator noted how the judge's arrest comes as President Donald Trump seeks to fulfill his “mandate” of enforcing the nation’s immigration laws.

Sean Duffy asked his social media following to “Tell me how we can Make Traveling with Family Great Again!”

If the goal of these cuts was to make the government leaner, the result has been to make it weaker. And in the realm of public health, weakness can be deadly.

Over the past week, there have been a series of pro-Palestinian protests against Israeli national security minister Ben-Gvir's speaking tour in the U.S.

Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) met with White House aides as he considers challenging Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX).

We are kicking off Daily on Energy with Energy Secretary Chris Wright calling on European countries to join “Team Energy Freedom” and prioritize energy policy instead of climate initiatives.