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Stories with a national scope from across Dock Line Magazine.
Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed on Sunday after a feud over an ad about Israel, drawing praise from Trump and fury from her party.
Faith leaders in nine states will serve as poll chaplains on Tuesday. Organizers say the effort is nonpartisan, though most participating groups are moderate or progressive.
Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign says its ad featuring Amy Acton's estranged mother has finished its run. The ad drew bipartisan criticism in the final weeks of Ohio's governor's race.
Polls show Sen. Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews nearly tied in South Carolina heading into Tuesday, with Graham fighting to unite a Republican base split by a bitter runoff.
Judge Jennifer Rochon ordered the Trump administration to pull three taxpayer-funded ads she found likely partisan days before the midterms. The White House called the order lawless.
Most U.S. Protestant pastors say the economy is hurting their churches, and giving is not keeping pace with inflation, a new Lifeway Research survey finds.
The FDA has proposed updating infant formula nutrient rules for the first time in nearly 30 years, starting with iodine, manganese and vitamins A and D. Nothing changes until a final rule.
Judge Darrin Gayles dismissed Trump's $10 billion suit against the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch with prejudice, saying the complaint was grasping at straws. Trump's team will appeal.
Hackers took about $6.3 billion from Binance, the world's biggest crypto exchange. TRM Labs blames North Korea with high confidence. Binance froze about $3 billion and pledged to cover all losses.
Netflix's three-part "The One About Matthew Perry" revisits the Friends star's addiction through his sister and friends. No Friends castmates took part. Critics call it sincere but padded.
Pastor Adam Hamilton leads Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas polls as Trump plans a Sunday rally in Salina. Marshall says Hamilton split the Methodist church; the facts are more complicated.
Days before the Nov. 3 election, a federal judge in California blocked the Justice Department and DHS from threatening election officials with prosecution over ballots of alleged noncitizens.