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Homeland Security officials reiterated that they haven't yet seen an increase in the number of migrants heading to the U.S.

Officials in Florida, Texas and Missouri said in recent days they wouldn't allow Justice Department monitors to do what they have been doing for almost 60 years.

In a rural county in southwest Michigan, a sheriff who sees himself as holding supreme authority has become a hero in the election denial movement.

Former officials fear Trump would force out DOJ and FBI officials who defy him and replace them with loyalists. Chaos, division and paralysis could ensue.

Any effort to derail the electoral process would run up against an array of new guardrails, legal experts say.

Intelligence officials say the three countries — as well as Iran — are trying to aggravate political divisions in the U.S. and undermine the democratic process.

The disclosure comes as Tim Sheehy was already facing scrutiny for questionable claims he has made about his military career.

Private equity firms raise rents, impose new fees, skimp on property maintenance and pursue tenants more aggressively in court, a nonprofit report found.

A public service campaign comes amid growing concern that AI could be used to confuse Americans about the time, place or manner of voting at their local polling places.

The Afghanistan-based terrorist group has revamped its online recruiting tactics, experts say, as it seeks to carry out attacks against the U.S. and other Western countries.

The Small Business Administration loan program is a key source of federal aid for those impacted by the storms, but the aid won't be available until mid-November at the earliest.