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Ford is expanding production of Lincoln vehicles in the United States, a move the company says will create thousands of direct and indirect American jobs while reducing its reliance on vehicles imported from China.
The automaker announced the expansion as part of a broader effort to increase domestic manufacturing and strengthen its U.S. production base. Ford said the move would...
Voter registration patterns across the United States have changed noticeably over the past decade, and the trend is more complicated than a simple Republican gain or Democratic decline.
According to a new USAFacts analysis, Democratic registration has fallen in 93 percent of counties in states that track partisan or unaffiliated voter registration, while Republican registration has increased in 77 percent...
Economists have offered several explanations for the trend, including automation, declining manufacturing employment, changing wages, disability, education levels, and shifts in the broader economy. But the scale of the problem has also raised a more uncomfortable question: Has American culture become less willing to expect able-bodied adults to work, even when the work available is difficult, unglamorous, or far...
A Missouri judge ruled Wednesday that the state’s newly drawn congressional districts will remain in effect for the November election, rejecting an attempt to force a referendum on the redistricting plan.
Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green sided with Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, finding that Hoskins acted within the law when he declined to certify a referendum petition...
CNN political commentator Scott Jennings sharply criticized Sen. Jon Ossoff this week after the Georgia Democrat made remarks about White House aide Natalie Harp that Jennings said crossed a line from attacking President Donald Trump into targeting a woman who is largely unknown outside political circles.
The controversy began after Ossoff spoke at a rally over the weekend and criticized...
Federal agents reportedly confronted former Rep. Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport over the weekend and seized several of his electronic devices as part of an ongoing criminal investigation.
According to a Thursday report from the Daily Mail, agents met Swalwell after he arrived in San Francisco on Saturday. They were said to be carrying a search warrant authorizing...
Florida Republican Rep. Cory Mills lost his bid for renomination Tuesday, bringing his time in Congress closer to an end despite receiving a public endorsement from President Donald Trump.
Mills, who was seeking a third term representing Florida’s 7th Congressional District, was defeated in the Republican primary by Ryan Elijah. The result marked a significant setback for the incumbent, particularly...
President Donald Trump suggested Tuesday that the long-debated Keystone XL pipeline could return as part of a broader trade agreement being negotiated between the United States and Canada.
Trump made the comments while announcing a temporary pause on planned 50 percent tariffs against Canada. Those tariffs had been scheduled to take effect the following morning, but Trump said they would...
A St. Paul man who was once recognized by Minnesota officials for entrepreneurship is now facing multiple felony charges in an alleged Medicaid fraud scheme involving more than $1 million.
Salman Ahmed Elmi, a Somali refugee who received Minnesota’s 2021 Outstanding Refugee Award for Entrepreneurship, has been charged with eight felonies tied to the operation of Reva Health. According to...
With Alaska voters heading to the polls Tuesday in a Senate race that could play a major role in determining control of the chamber, President Donald Trump is warning Republicans to pay close attention to the names on their ballots.
The concern centers on Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan, who is seeking a third term, and another candidate with a...