Trump announced his administration will terminate Biden-era methane emissions regulations on oil and gas companies, claiming the move will save consumers and energy producers $45 billion.

Two conservative influencers have been charged with felonies in Minnesota for attempting to vote under false identities at polling places during the state’s August primary.

A Montana law restricting student voter registration has renewed debate over whether college students should be able to vote in their college towns, a right affirmed by the Supreme Court in 1979.

A new poll shows Democrats hold significant advantages in midterm elections and are favored to gain House control, though some analysts suggest any potential wave may be limited.

The Trump administration announced a $1 million reward for voter fraud reports and pursued legal actions to limit voting, while a federal appeals court rejected efforts to block California from counting ballots of voters the Justice Department claims are non-citizens.

A federal judge ruled that Bill Essayli, the top federal prosecutor in southern California, was unlawfully serving in his role and disqualified him from overseeing two criminal prosecutions, though the Department of Justice said it intends to appeal.

A lifelong Republican attorney in Ohio is leading grassroots opposition to hyperscale data centers, organizing ballot initiatives in 10 communities and pursuing a statewide constitutional amendment to ban large-scale data center construction.

Democrats in Congress are coordinating with election lawyers and advocacy groups to prepare for potential fraud claims ahead of the midterm election, as the Trump administration takes steps it describes as election integrity measures.