Rep. Elise Stefanik was Trump's first Cabinet nominee as ambassador to the United Nations, but she's not up for a vote yet in the Senate.

Then Danielle Sassoon — a Republican who once clerked for conservative Saint Antonin Scalia in the Supreme Court and was ...

New York's Democratic leaders have pulled back a controversial proposal that would have left former Republican congresswoman ...

An attempt by state lawmakers to change laws that would delay election of a new member of Congress to replace Rep. Elise ...

The move to delay the election to fill Congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s seat is dead. The state Senate was poised to debate the ...

New York’s open North Country U.S. House seat could sit empty under a proposed bill that could delay the special election by ...

Scott Perry (R-Pennsylvania) and Ronny Jackson (R-Texas), two Trump loyalists who denied the results of ... as national security adviser, and Elise Stefanik (R-New York), the president-elect ...

Elise Stefanik pledged Tuesday to push President ... She embraced Trump after the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol as he denied he lost the election to Democrat Joe Biden.

In today’s edition … Democrats settle on challenger for Stefanik’s seat … Trump suggests the U.S. may take ‘ownership’ of ...

Pointing to what he calls “the arrogance of one-party rule in Albany,” Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski said he opposes potential ...

Congresswoman and U.N. ambassador-designate Elise Stefanik bid farewell to her supporters in the 21st District on Saturday.

Harvard students and faculty should use their vaunted skepticism on themselves and check out the other side — and that starts by taking a look upward.