Jon Rios traces his ancestry to the Pima people of Arizona, but he has no tribal enrollment card, lives in Colorado and isn't exactly sure what percentage Native American he is.

Disagreements over the Ireland border could lead to a breakdown in the Brexit discussions, the European Union's chief negotiator Michel Barnier said Friday.

A Christian couple in Minnesota are back in court with an appeal to an earlier decision from a U.S. District judge regarding their intention to post an advisory that they will not serve same-sex couples.

Citizens United has transformed American political campaigns, most notably over the airways. The flood of cash pays for an army of field offices, canvassers, data miners and opposition researchers, in a system designed to influence voters.

President Donald Trump is suggesting without evidence that Democrats or their allies are supporting a "caravan" of Central American migrants who are traveling north aiming to enter the United States.

Republican Rep. Peter Roskam is suddenly among the most endangered House Republicans this fall — and his long right-leaning record in a safe GOP district may be his toughest opponent.

The company that runs the beleaguered MoviePass discount service for movie tickets is being investigated by the New York Attorney General on allegations that it misled investors.

President Donald Trump praised a Republican congressman for body-slamming a reporter last year, calling him a "tough cookie" and saying he thinks it might have helped him win election in Montana.

Trump has often appeared comfortable downplaying concerns about rights abuses and dismissing the importance of U.S. moral leadership.

It's all part of an effort to avoid the disappointment of previous elections when low turnout dashed high expectations.