On November 5, the world's eyes will be on Americans as they choose a new president. Kamala Harris and Donald Trump offer ...

Voters can show their political views on apparel when they go to vote. But those messages can't reference a candidate or ...

That means clothing with slogans (even ones that are tied to certain candidates) such as “Make America Great Again,” or “When we fight, we win,” don’t violate anti-electioneering law in New York State ...

A New Jersey woman voted in her bra last week after being told she couldn’t wear a Make America Great Again hat or shirt ...

Many people have already cast their vote, and this weekend, many more will add theirs. If you're going, be careful not to ...

Nearly half of states have laws restricting what you can wear to vote, according to the National Conference of State ...

In this special edition of Her Campus’s Dorm Diaries series, Gen Zers from across the country share their experiences on ...

It’s Election Day, and voters across New York are making their way to the polls on Tuesday. There are some rules you may want ...

The Cybertruck owner, Boris Vitvitskiy, 47, of Noblesville, Indiana, wore a Trump hat and red shirt stating ‘red state ...

Gore, from Volodymyr Zelensky and his olive green T-shirt to the appearance (and reappearance ... Jared ...

In Arizona, groups like the Dewey preppers are ready for the apocalypse and for whatever might come after Nov. 5.

Does that red "MAGA" hat or that "Childless Cat-Lady" T-shirt pass muster for your visit to the polls? Probably, election in officials in New York said. But add a "Trump" on that Make America ...