Supervisor Alina Garcia told the Miami Herald that María Elvira Salazar wins "with or without a recount." Asked whether Salazar's recount lawyer is her son-in-law, she said, "he could be."
By Harlan Whitcomb ·
The mayor had never lost a race in Los Angeles, Sacramento or Washington. Nithya Raman made up her mind to enter this one the evening before filing closed.
By Harlan Whitcomb ·
The Republican congressman called New York's 17th District for his opponent on election night. The networks reviewed his work. NBC News agreed with…
A proclamation puts the Oval Office and Cabinet Room under the Antiquities Act. Trump says no major changes will be allowed without Congress. The…
The head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division left Thursday, two days after the election. She told Fox News Digital the White House…
The Colorado Republican trails Democrat Manny Rutinel by about 13 points in the 8th District. Colorado's automatic recount kicks in at about 600.
The 41-year-old posted a farewell video on Thursday, ending a 23-year international career with 234 caps and 146 goals, about 24 hours before coach…
The chairman of the committee built to keep Republicans' House majority lost North Carolina's 9th District to Democrat Richard Ojeda, in a seat his…
The 2025 map was built to add five Republican seats. On Wednesday Jace Yarbrough won the 32nd, the one that worked, and NBC News logged it as the party's first gain of…
Karl Bushby left Punta Arenas, Chile, in November 1998 on foot with one rule, no motorised transport, and finished at his mother's front door in Hull on Monday. The…
Dow futures jumped 803 points Wednesday after Democrats took both chambers of Congress. Analysts credited gridlock, which this reporter has been long on since 4 a.m.
Hours after voters rejected his candidates and a good number of data centers, the world's richest man announced that orbit is looking pretty appealing. This reporter is…
Sheila Chepkirui out-dueled a field of past champions and Andreas Almgren won on debut, both of which this columnist watched from a folding chair with a plate on his lap.
Producers unveil a slate of revivals, remounts, and returns, promising theatergoers the comfort of knowing exactly how everything ends, including the standing ovation…
