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The deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol earlier this month by a mob of Trump supporters has drawn renewed attention to the problem of far-right violence in the United States.

The attack on Congress will be remembered as a singular day in American history, but it fits into an ongoing trend of violence by right-wing extremists. Despite the attention paid to Islamic terrorism after 9/11,

Remember all that new voting equipment purchased after the 2000 presidential election, when those discredited punch card machines were tossed out? Now, the newer machines are starting to wear out.

Election officials are trying to figure out what to do before there's another big voting disaster and vendors have lined up to help.

During their annual meeting in Washington, D.C.,

WASHINGTON—Republican leaders said they don’t currently have enough votes to block witnesses in President Trump’s Senate impeachment trial, people familiar with the matter said, after his legal team concluded its efforts to counter Democrats’ charges that the president abused power and obstructed Congress.

On the third and final day of presentations by the Trump legal team, lawyers

When Donald Trump talks about putting America First, he’s talking about making it easier for ordinary Americans to find a good job, receive a big raise or start a small business so they can provide a better life for themselves and their families.

There’s perhaps no better example of putting America First than the common-sense approach his administration has taken toward deregulation.