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WASHINGTON —  Even as busloads of migrants sent north by border-state officials have strained cities and stirred new political firestorms in Washington, fresh data are driving home the increasingly crucial role …

Congress should narrow a loophole that could spare Shohei Ohtani from paying tens of millions in California taxes, the state controller said Monday. The Dodgers last month signed Ohtani to …

AL ULA, Saudi Arabia —  U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken said Monday that four key Arab nations and Turkey have agreed to begin planning for the reconstruction and governance …

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. —  The Republican Party of Florida is scheduled to hold a special meeting Monday to vote on whether to remove Chairman Christian Ziegler and select a new leader as …

That’s the big question, and one the Supreme Court may eventually need to answer. Trump has argued he was merely taking steps to ensure the election results were accurate, and …

The headaches begin the moment Air Force Two touches down at LAX. A trail of black SUVs exits the Los Angeles airport and snakes along the 405 Freeway, choking traffic …

Let’s be honest. Conservatives didn’t come after former Harvard President Claudine Gay because she had plagiarized some of her academic research. They didn’t come after her because she gave Congress …

Before the vice presidential motorcade and Secret Service security sweeps, Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff had a routine. Here’s a look at some of the spots they used to frequent.

WASHINGTON —  In the 2023 follow-up to their 2018 bestseller, “How Democracies Die,” Harvard professors Daniel Ziblatt and Steven Levitsky wrote about three rules that political parties must follow: accept the …

WASHINGTON —  Members of Congress and Pentagon leaders were unaware for days that Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III had been hospitalized since Monday, U.S. officials said Saturday, as questions swirled …