Topic: Steve Bullock

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he would roll back President Joe Biden's renewable energy deadlines if he is elected president in 2024 during a campaign stop in Harlan, Iowa on Tuesday.

The United States has added another 162,000 COVID-19 cases -- and more people died nationwide on Tuesday than any other day in the last six months, according to updated data from Johns Hopkins University.

All eleven races for governor nationwide have winners, but only one flipped parties -- as Montana's stathouse was won by a Republican for the first time in more than a decade.

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper held onto his seat in one of the 11 gubernatorial races held across the country Tuesday.

The U.S. Supreme Court blocked a request by Republicans to block Montana Gov. Steve Bullock's order allowing counties to issue mail-in ballots in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A federal judge has ruled that William Pendley has "served unlawfully," as public lands chief for 424 days.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden picked up wins in every state that held primaries on Tuesday, plus Washington, D.C., and is now very close to clinching the party's official nomination.

Some businesses in Tennessee, Minnesota, Colorado, Montana and Mississippi will be allowed to reopen Monday as more governors decide the coronavirus pandemic has reached a point that it's safe to do so.

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock announced Monday he would run for the U.S. Senate, becoming the most high-profile Democratic candidate to take on incumbent Republican Steve Daines in November.

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock ended his presidential campaign Monday, departing the Democratic race after struggling to register the required support to participate in recent party debates.