Governor

Sen. Dianne Feinstein was a force of nature—she was a combination of courage, grace, and strength.

State treasurer Kimberly Yee will step in later this evening, prompting intense speculation about Hobbs on social media and a jab from Kari Lake.

A Monday report said the congressman strongly hinted that he plans to run for governor of Florida.

While Democratic governors are making bold moves to ensure students in our states have the tools they need to be successful in and outside of the classroom, our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are focused on divisive culture wars that do nothing to address the real problems our country is facing.

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, a Democrat, faces backlash after declaring a public health emergency order suspending open and concealed carry firearms.

From August 20 to 26, the CDC recorded a 15.7 percent increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations, compared with the previous week.

Representatives for Biden and DeSantis differed on whether or not a meeting had been coordinated.

DeSantis's response to the teen's question about January 6, 2021, and Donald Trump went viral in June, generating bad buzz for the governor's campaign.

A new poll shows that the governor's race is continuing to become more competitive, threatening Republican's monopoly on statewide office.

"There is no hurt feelings clause in the United States Constitution," Lake said of Stephen Richer's defamation lawsuit.

Some 49 percent of Texans approve of Abbott's decision to erect the controversial floating barriers in the Rio Grande, according to our exclusive poll.

The Arizona governor chuckled when reminded that Lake has not yet conceded to her, despite reportedly considering running for the Senate.

DeSantis once again warned the party about making Donald Trump and the investigations against him too much of a focus in 2024.

DeSantis has suggested suing Bud Light's parent company over its loss of value, despite backing a conservative boycott.

"The wheels of Justice are slow, but free and fair elections are worth fighting for," Colton Duncan, senior adviser to Kari Lake, told Newsweek.

Critics say DeSantis should have focused on making insurance affordable for Floridians rather than getting involved in the "culture wars."

"The media does not want me to be the nominee," Florida Gov. DeSantis said, dismissing claims that his presidential campaign is failing to take off.

The concert where Phil Murphy made a guest appearance is located in a reliably Republican-leaning county.

Video showing the confrontation between the Arizona governor and conservative journalist amassed millions of views on social media.

Governor Josh Shapiro will abandon his controversial school choice plan in an effort to get members of his party to vote his overdue state budget through.

DeSantis and Fox News host Jesse Watters shared a pizza at a coal-oven pizza parlor in Manhattan, mocking liberals.

California's reparations task force has recommended the state pays billions to compensate Black residents for years of discriminatory policies.

The Florida governor was accused of pushing racist tropes around basketball and baseball players.

Lake lost the 2022 Arizona gubernatorial election to Democratic candidate Katie Hobbs by over 17,000 votes.

Noem wrote that "divisive" theories surrounding gender identity shouldn't be "celebrated" at "taxpayer-funded schools."

Marjorie Taylor Greene suggested a "national divorce" between Democratic and Republican states earlier this year.

Bones is the fourth of Hobbs' top advisers to resign within the first six months of the Democratic governor's administration.

Lake's campaign said election officials testifying in the trial over Arizona's 2022 gubernatorial election had "proven our case in open court."

Lake needs to prove that Maricopa County did not conduct any signature verification, as required by state law. One legal expert doubts she will succeed.

A former election worker in Arizona began crying while telling the judge why she became involved in Maricopa County's election process.