Eighty-eight members of Congress have asked a court to put a stop to it. read more

If allowed to meet, it would set a dangerous precedent in American public schools. read more

Having trouble voting? See evidence of voter fraud? We've got a phone number for you. read more

Will it encourage millions of evangelicals to go to the polls? read more

Liberty Counsel, which represents the Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice, is reviewing the list. read more

The governmental watchdog group says she didn't give good enough reasons to not answer their questions. read more

She is traveling the country as a surrogate for her husband's presidential campaign. read more

Then again, maybe you will—either way, it's an important indicator of strength. read more

"The policies Mr. Trump has agreed to will enhance Israel's standing in the world and directly benefit the United States in security, innovation, technology, and intelligence." read more

He also wants to know if the DOJ really did intervene in its investigation of the Clinton Foundation. read more

Values voters will have access to comprehensive information on federal elections in all 50 states. read more

The state has subpoenaed everything related to his work as a lay minister. read more

The justices recused themselves, as requested, but with a shocking twist. read more

The goal is to "expose and deter" voter fraud. read more

He refused to answer questions about what he knew about her private email server during a deposition Monday. read more

"If it looks like a duck, if it talks like a duck and it walks like a duck, it's probably a duck." read more

He was later put in charge of the investigation into her private email server. read more

The new 30-second TV spot will run in several battleground states. read more

Hugh Hewitt debates two reporters on that very subject. read more

New emails destroy her claims that she didn't recall communicating with IT staffer. read more