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Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn said there is "no reason" a coup could not happen in the United States.

The Missouri Senate race is turning into a Republican free-for-all, with Rep. Vicky Hartzler poised to announce her campaign in early June and other GOP contenders to move in the

Georgia lawmakers will study the rise in crime in Atlanta this summer. The House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee plans to hold a series of hearings to look at the causes and solutions for the increase in crime in the states capital city. "We want to have productive hearings that can get down to exactly whats going on because, as you all know, the success of the city of Atlanta is directly impacted by the success of Georgia and vice versa," Committee Chair J. Collins, R-Villa Rica,...

After a string of indictments on a variety of alleged corruption against former state lawmakers and officials, ethics reforms have been slow to be adopted at the Illinois statehouse. Some

Russia is attacking a global pro-religious freedom coalition in an attempt to “deflect accountability” from Moscow’s disregard for what alliance members dub a human right, says Secretary of State Antony

The Justice Department unveiled a new strategy on Wednesday to combat violent crime, with an official arguing the Trump DOJ’s Operation Legend approach was insufficient. This comes as the department

Proponents say a bill adopted by Missouri lawmakers and waiting Gov. Mike Parson’s signature will “save ratepayers money.” Opponents disagree, saying its bad for ratepayers and jobs.

A report issued Wednesday found lacking oversight and systemic failures – not willful disregard – within the Pennsylvania Department of State resulted in a botched constitutional amendment.

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff will campaign for Democratic special election candidate Melanie Stansbury in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Thursday, a source with knowledge of the plans confirmed to the Washington

The Windham, New Hampshire, election audit has revealed no evidence of widespread fraud, according to one of the election officials tasked with leading it.