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Democrats' summer surge has ended, leading to a spooky Halloween season for the party as it faces a likely "red wave" on Election Day.
When it comes to this scary topic, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and President Joe Biden can’t just “change the subject” ahead of the midterms.
There are many issues on the ballot this November. But only two have a real chance of seeing action from Congress.
Is the House race between Democratic Rep. Elaine Luria and Republican challenger Jen Kiggans a dead heat? There are some ways to tell.
Six years after Barack Obama's warning about "Cousin Pookie" not voting, Democrats worry about the same problem as midterm elections near.
From Tommy Tuberville’s “reparations” comments to skin-darkening ads, Republicans are leaning into racism ahead of the midterm elections.
Regardless of the outcome of the 2022 midterm elections, the underlying tensions in U.S. politics will not change fundamentally.
President Biden and economists are predicting everything about a recession, making it tough to predict the economy's impact on the midterms.
We saw cowardice and stonewalling, but also staggering political courage. How will history remember the House probe of the insurrection?
Democratic leaders opted to cancel an October session, leaving tens of President Biden's judicial nominees in limbo.
Republicans have a real opportunity here. But they need to understand one thing — Hispanics are becoming independents.
President Biden and former President Trump have had mental moments recently, as the most likely 2024 race gets off to a forgettable start.
It was on full display in North Carolina last week, as Rep. Lauren Boebert and others took the stage at a faith-based policy conference.
When it comes to economic statistics, the Biden White House and congressional Democrats have turned cherry-picking into an art form
Six weeks before the election, Democrats may be making a comeback — but don’t underestimate the weirdness of 2022.
Republicans make clear they know the Trump-McConnell feud is coming to a boil.
What Republican governors DeSantis and Abbott are doing to migrants recalls the “Reverse Freedom Rides” of the 1960s.
Biden isn’t fooling anyone with his happy talk on the economy. He’s like a doctor with “good” news — your fever has dipped from 105 to 104.5.
The avoidable threat to America’s 5G future - Uncategorized
"What happened to your country?" the Kenyan-born Lyft driver asked. The answer is simple: Donald John Trump.