The MAGA argument that the 2024 election has already been rigged via Trump’s criminal charges would be clinched by a conviction.

There’s been speculation that Biden is desperate and might “step aside” if he can’t turn things around. This makes no sense.

Walmart, McDonald’s, and Ikea are all reversing some price hikes, but the trend is far from universal.

A procedural conflict in Ohio’s election law could potentially leave Biden’s name off the state’s November ballot. Here’s what we know.

Both the king and the princess are battling cancer. Here’s what we know about their health, and how Britain’s royal family is handling the situation.

Does Gabbard have “the look”? Is Tim Scott loyal enough? Is Kristi Noem out? Here are each VP candidate’s odds in the race to be Trump’s running mate.

It sure doesn’t look like the world’s best golfer dragged a Louisville police officer with his car.

The same way it always has with most everything else — by leveraging our PCs.

Higher than you may think …

The making of the infamous Gavin Newsom rug photo.

From ballot-access problems to sluggish polls to a controversial running-mate, the independent candidate might already have peaked.

Justice Samuel Alito appears fond of insurrectionist symbols, and he isn’t alone.

The Tatler-commissioned portrait may be trying to capture her “soul,” not her likeness. Or maybe weird royal portraits are just in right now.

Putin “will do that for me, but not for anyone else.”

On Thursday, the Justice Department filed a lawsuit that seeks to break the company up. Here’s what we know.

Like many Republicans before her, Haley has recanted her criticism of Trump and endorsed him because she wants a future in the party.

America’s Mayor has been selling coffee, getting served with indictment papers at his 80th birthday party, and maybe having a hot-mic bathroom moment.

Perhaps there is a deeper problem at work here.

The failed Republican candidate has purchased a stake in the media site, but his intentions are murky.

SEIU’s Mary Kay Henry looks back on the Fight for $15 and a Union, organizing fast-food workers, and more.

After taking a tolerant approach for decades, the recent pivot has been dramatic.

The previous defense was narrowly tailored to facts that are now moot.

A Michigan farmworker testing positive for the virus, which continues to rip through U.S. dairy cows.

Centrist Democrats sweep in Oregon.

Judge Scott McAfee rebuked District Attorney Fani Willis over her relationship with a subordinate. But he joined her in the primary winner’s circle.