Katherine Fung

A New York City program will give migrants about $350 a month for food and baby supplies.

Thursday's arguments will mark the sixth time that Jonathan Mitchell, who is representing Trump, has argued before the Supreme Court.

At least eight Republicans have already filed to run for Indiana's 5th Congressional District.

Cruz's Democratic opponent Colin Allred told Newsweek the senator's podcast "has proven time and time again he only cares about himself."

Republican John Anthony Castro told Newsweek he is filing suit against Thomas alleging that the justice violated Virginia tax law.

The special election in a congressional district could be a bellwether for the GOP's border and immigration messaging.

Two days after Trump courted Teamsters for a 2024 endorsement, a local chapter of the union backed a Democratic candidate in a competitive House race.

The national co-chair of Biden's 2024 campaign says the Democrats' response to the border was a "strategic mistake."

If he's convicted and sentenced, Biden could receive Secret Service protection while behind bars.

Some conservatives hailed Swift for having a "steady masculine boyfriend" and celebrated the possibility of a future wedding and family for the singer.

"We were absolutely surprised—all of us on the campaign were surprised—when she posted," Phil Bredesen's communications director said.

"A tax bill that makes the president look good mailing out checks before the election means he could be reelected," a senator said.

Biden called out Trump directly over the former president's social media platform on Wednesday, ramping up his attacks on his 2024 rival.

Cheney weighed in on the conservative debate over Swift on Wednesday.

The congresswoman is "urgently hiring" a communications and staff assistant to join her team on the Hill, according to Daybook.

Abbott's campaign accused the state representative of implying that he has the governor's support for his reelection.

Republican Chairman Mark Green was seen drawing in his notes ruing the hours-long hearing.

Fifty-two percent of Americans think the pop star gets too much media attention, according to a new poll.

The Texas governor's endorsed candidate in House District 2 lost the special election runoff.

Instead of getting the $83.3 million verdict overturned, her tactics might drive up the costs against Trump's defense team.

Carroll's lawyer said the source that Habba claims gave her information about a "conflict of interest" may not "even exist."

The congresswoman's approval rating was lower than the president's in the annual Colorado Political Climate Survey.

League of United Latin American Citizens warned that Abbott's immigration approach would cause an uptick in hate crimes.

Rick Scott signaled that Senate negotiations on the border bill would likely leave out one of Trump's key immigration policies.

"This is truly a joke," Trump attorney Chris Kise told Newsweek in a statement.

One rematch has prompted speculation about another after Kansas City and San Francisco secured their spots in the Super Bowl.

Eighteen percent of voters would be more likely or significantly more likely to vote for a Swift-endorsed candidate, a poll shows.

Impact fees imposed on housing construction can further deter Americans from home ownership, housing expert Charles Gardner says.

Trump unexpectedly stood up and left the courtroom shortly after the closing arguments in the E. Jean Carroll civil trial began.

Both candidates could struggle to see the same historic voter turnout that they drove in the last presidential election, experts say.