Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is preparing to take another run at a group of President Donald J. Trump’s allies accused of participating in the state’s 2020 alternate electors effort, after the original prosecution suffered a significant procedural setback. Mayes’ office confirmed Thursday that prosecutors plan to bring

President Donald J. Trump has once again weighed in with one of the most powerful endorsements in Republican politics, this time throwing his full support behind Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. On Friday, President Trump endorsed Graham in a Truth Social post, praising the senator for advancing the SAVE

The family of a Los Alamos National Laboratory employee whose remains were discovered in a remote New Mexico national forest is pushing back against investigators’ reported conclusion that her death was self-inflicted, arguing that too many troubling questions remain unanswered. Melissa Casias, 54, was reported missing on June 26,

Former First Lady Jill Biden’s upcoming memoir is offering a revealing look inside one of the most consequential political moments of the 2024 election cycle: President Joe Biden’s sudden decision to abandon his reelection campaign and the rapid move that cleared the path for then-Vice President Kamala

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take another look at a major immigration dispute involving a border policy first used during the Obama administration and later formalized under President Donald Trump’s first term. At issue is a practice known as “metering,” which allowed federal officials to limit

A visit to Los Angeles County’s massive ballot processing facility has raised new questions about California’s slow election count, as hundreds of thousands of ballots remain unprocessed days after the June 2 primary. The California Post visited the county’s 144,000-square-foot ballot processing center Thursday

The U.S. Supreme Court’s latest redistricting decision could reshape the political battlefield heading into the next House elections, giving Republicans a major structural advantage across several key states. The ruling, which struck down Louisiana’s congressional map and sharply restricted the use of race as a driving factor

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is defending the state’s painfully slow ballot-counting process after Tuesday’s primary elections, even as critics argue the delays are damaging public confidence and raising serious questions about the state’s election system. Newsom’s office posted an “explainer” video featuring CNN correspondent Elex

Three days after Los Angeles voters went to the polls, election officials still have not called the race for second place in the city’s mayoral primary, even as Spencer Pratt continues to hold a clear lead over his closest rival. Pratt, the reality television star running as an independent

California’s June 2 primary results are still being counted, and state officials have warned that the process could take weeks before every ballot is fully tabulated. The delayed count has only added to concerns from critics who argue that California’s election system invites confusion, distrust, and political suspicion