As the midterms approach, Republican and Democratic election officials are split over a powerful federal computer program.

The bones of a 193-acre data center campus in Eagle Mountain, Utah, are ready after developers placed the project’s last beam on Friday.

The North Dakota Public Service Commission approved a temporary variance allowing preliminary construction activities for power projects to serve a data center.

There’s a new aquatic invasive species on the watch-list for boaters looking to enter Montana waterways this year.

The head of the Cherokee Nation will not be invited back to speak on the House floor after he took a “political position” defending Medicaid expansion.

A Minnesota County Attorney filed criminal charges against an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer for allegedly brandishing his service weapon at two people.

Federal law prohibits the deployment of the military to polling places unless necessary “to repel armed enemies of the United States.”

The U.S. Department of Education told four Kansas school districts on Friday their gender-inclusive policies violate federal student protections.

The Colorado House advanced a bill Thursday that would raise the overtime threshold for agricultural workers, a little more than a year after the original overtime law went into effect.

The “law of the sea” is a network of international laws, customs and agreements that set out the foundation for rights of access and control in the ocean.