The Justice Department's efforts to scotch the state's U.S. Senate ballot is laughable and the press shouldn't fall for it.
The Department of Justice has launched a risible suit over the state’s U.S. Senate ballot because two candidates have similar names.
The Department of Justice has launched a risible suit over the state’s U.S. Senate ballot because two candidates have similar names.
Donald Trump could be even more dangerous as a lame duck--feral, unpredictible, and even more vicious when he's weakened.
The GOP is putting up a bumper crop of subpar candidates this midterms cycle. Here’s our countdown of the five worst.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth speaks at a roundtable event with President Donald Trump in the East Room of the White House, Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026. Credit: Associated Press Secretary of War Pete ...
While Democrats are on track to win the House popular vote by eight points, that partisan tilt alone isn’t enough to carry the Senate.
Here’s a grim reality that few would have predicted in the 1990s: Neo-Nazi rhetoric and ideology have found a place in American political discourse. You don’t have to believe America is fascist to ...
The track record of presidents who hit the campaign trail in midterms years is poor, especially when their job approval is underwater.
Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico have taken opposite approaches to fending off Republican attacks.
As the midterms approach and 2028 looms, Third Way’s Jim Kessler discusses the think tank’s new policy agenda for middle-class America.
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