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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s advantage over right-wing challenger Flávio Bolsonaro narrowed ahead of Brazil’s October election, a new poll found.

Lula would earn 46% to Bolsonaro’s 45% in a runoff ...Read more

During the rise of the Internet, as the World Wide Web moved from government and academic settings to family homes, parents worried about the exposure of their children to predators in online chatrooms. A generation later,...Read more

As an old-school newshound — meaning I can remember typewriters — I am familiar with the old newsroom saying, "If you don’t like the news, just wait a few minutes.”

Lately, I find myself waiting more than a few ...Read more

Already contending with a House ethics probe and numerous allegations of misconduct, embattled Congressman Cory Mills is facing yet another hurdle: a primary challenge from three fellow Republicans.

One of those ...Read more

U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, called on his ex-son-in-law, Representative Max Miller, R-Ohio, to resign his U.S. House seat amid swirling allegations of physical violence against Miller’s former wife and daughter. ...Read more

Virginia’s primary elections for the November midterms are Tuesday.

Hampton Roads voters will decide who among four candidates will be the Democratic party’s nominee to face off against Republican incumbent Jen ...Read more

President Donald Trump’s administration may be creating a difficult choice for low-income immigrants who could be denied green cards by seeking public assistance to feed and access healthcare for their U.S.-born children...Read more

TAMPA, Fla. — For years, the big political donors in Florida politics were a familiar group: the sugar industry, Disney, Publix and the like.

But in the 2026 election cycle, a new crop of would-be kingmakers has emerged...Read more

At a time when both U.S. parties paint the other as a threat to the country’s future, both are ignoring one of the gravest threats of all: student achievement levels that are abysmally low.

The only thing worse than ...Read more

WASHINGTON — Millions of dollars have poured into Michigan's four competitive Democratic U.S. House primaries over the home stretch as outside groups try to propel their preferred candidates over the finish line on Aug. ...Read more

Capital One Financial Corp. said in a court filing late Friday that it closed accounts belonging to President Donald Trump’s sprawling real estate company in 2021 for legitimate reasons after an internal review by the ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The nation is set to have its least competitive congressional election cycle in years by some measures, with California partly driving the shift.

The redistricting carried out in California and nine other ...Read more

Since President Donald Trump’s return to power, more than 60 people have died at the hands of or in the custody of immigration authorities, most recently two Latino immigrants in one week: Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in ...Read more

Why not just build them in space?

As data centers face rising costs, strained resources and growing political opposition, a number of entrepreneurs — Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Eric Schmidt — have raised the possibility ...Read more

When I was in fourth grade, everyone in my class had grand ideas about what they wanted to be when they grew up: a professional basketball player, a firefighter, a professor (I grew up in a college town), a farmer (that ...Read more

Recent Senate hearings for Todd Blanche, the president’s nominee for attorney general, didn’t change what has become obvious over the past year he has spent in a senior leadership role at the Department of Justice: He�...Read more

“I believe that our teachers should be judged based on actual observations and professional judgment, not by AI software,” Illinois state Sen. Christopher Belt of Swansea said of Senate Bill 2909, passed July 10, ...Read more

Say what you want about Tuskegee University’s new ban on hair bonnets, bedroom slippers, and do-rags in classrooms and the dining hall. But the historically Black college’s iconic first president, Booker T. Washington,...Read more

A few years ago, when viral videos of marauding packs of smash-and-grab thieves and open drug markets in San Francisco seemed to be everywhere, a group of tough-on-crime conservatives mashed the two issues together and ...Read more