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Some politicos are already wondering whether the governor's chances for a 2028 bid will be diminished if his chosen candidate, Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, doesn't win.
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Supporters of the new director say he is bringing needed change. Some current and former FBI and DOJ officials worry he is not taking the job seriously enough.
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The Arizona Democrat says he has a message that can help his party reach voters it has lost ground with in recent elections.
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Just over 2,000 of the 10,783 Child Victims Act lawsuits filed from 2019 to 2021 have been settled or disposed of.
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Hours after Pope Leo XIV was elected, Chicago's Archdiocese predicted that the new pope would be a "voice for the voiceless," adding that he is going to serve with "great faith." Father Gregory Sakowicz went on to say that he thinks Pope Leo XIV will ...
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Carla Hayden, the first woman and African American to occupy the position, had been targeted in recent days by a right-leaning group.
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The liberal justice spoke at an event hosted by the American Bar Association, a legal group that has been targeted by the Trump administration.
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Louis and John Prevost, older brothers of Pope Leo XIV, share their feelings about his election as pope and settle the debate over whether the new pope is a fan of the Cubs or the White Sox.
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Celebrations happened all across the U.S. as an American was chosen as the next pope for the first time. Americans reacted to the news from churches, schools, and even across social media. NBC News' Rehema Ellis has more on the reactions.
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Pope Leo XIV may be the first American pope, but he spent many years of his life in Peru. NBC News' George Solis takes a look back at his time in South America and the reaction from the country.
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