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Trump and rivals move forward a day after attorneys met over an election fraud case - and after a grand jury made more charges in a documents case.

Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, or A.I. Mitch, froze up during a press conference, but was "fine" after a reboot.

AUSTIN — Rep. Jeff Leach was “pissed off.”

To no one’s surprise, tensions have elevated in Mississippi’s race to see who will represent the Republican Party for lieutenant governor. A mud-slinging match between incumbent Delbert Hosemann and challenge Sen. Chris McDaniel capped off Wednesday’s round of speeches at the Neshoba County Fair. McDaniel, who has been adamant in...

AUSTIN — Rep. Jeff Leach was “pissed off.” He had just found out that Ken Paxton wanted $3.3 million to settle a lawsuit with a group of whistleblowers who’d accused

By Amaury Nora In recent years, at the start of each new election cycle, the political cliché describing the Latino/a population is the "sleeping giant." If awakened, it would have a profound impact on America's political and social landscape. The Latino voting community has recently emerged as a critical political force in American presidential elections.…

Bloodthirsty Vladimir Putin must be defeated, period. | Opinion

Readers discuss the likely impact and the challenges of its possible third-party bid. Also: Oppenheimer’s lessons; animal disease outbreaks; wedding car cans.

As tends to happen in most to all election years, some races seem to have more mud slung than others and that is quickly becoming the case in the upcoming lieutenant governor’s Republican primary headlined by incumbent Delbert Hosemann and Sen. Chris McDaniel. McDaniel, a Republican firebrand who has revolved...

In the preface to his classic book Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis discussed how the word “gentleman” had evolved in meaning. It had gone from describing a set of facts about a person to a shorthand for complimenting him as a good person. Lewis feared the word “Christian” might make the same linguistic journey. The term would go from describing a fact about a person in relation to God to marking them as a good (or bad) person in the minds of others.