Bryan McKenzie

The high court’s ruling reserves for Congress the power to determine whether candidates for federal office are disqualified as “insurrectionists.”

The veteran intergalactic rocker relies on his doctorate degree in music when crafting songs, storylines and explaining why the band exists.

The U.S. Senate Minority Leader is leaving his leadership post in November after 17 years. Will we see a shift in power?

Virginians join registered voters in 15 other states and a territory on March 5 to choose candidates for November’s presidential election.

Despite losing every contest for her party’s nomination to former President Donald Trump, Trump’s last remaining opponent is staying on the campaign trail – so far.

UVA researchers say political polarization could inspire neighbors to sell their houses and relocate.

A much talked-about Super Bowl advertisement was carefully crafted to evoke nostalgia and curiosity, UVA experts say.

Working from home could be a major factor in the movement from urban centers to more rural communities, according to UVA demographers.

Decades of media attention have made Punxsutawney Phil the authority on wintry weather, even as local groundhogs are awaiting their prognosticating shot.

Distrust, disbelief and widening political divisions between and within America’s political parties are among issues cited in polls.