President Trump took aim at Texas Democrat Senate hopeful James Talarico during a Rose Garden dinner with battleground-state Republicans, ridiculing the progressive candidates shifting claims about being a vegan in a state famous for its barbecue.

The 2026 Senate contest in Maine has hardened into one of the most volatile and closely watched races of the midterm cycle, with Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins facing a Democrat challenger whose personal and political baggage may yet reshape the outcome.

Californias political class has once again found a way to make life more expensive for the people who simply want to drive to work, take their kids to school, and fill up their tanks without being treated like a bottomless ATM.

Bill Clinton is marking his 80th birthday not with quiet reflection, but with a fresh round of high-dollar politicking and fundraising.

Political campaigns are increasingly funneling money to social media influencers to push candidates and narratives online, often without the kind of disclosure long required for traditional political advertising.

A federal judge who admitted to lying to investigators, engaging in sexual activity in her courthouse chambers during business hours, and attending a partisan political event received only a confidential reprimand, and House Republicans are now demanding to know why.

A conservative watchdog organization is urging New Yorks legal disciplinary authorities to revisit their decision to dismiss an ethics complaint against the attorney representing E.

Democratic Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is set to share a stage this weekend with two figures who have promoted fringe 9/11 conspiracy theories, just days before the 25th anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil.

Lindy Li, a former Democratic National Committee fundraiser who broke ranks after the 2024 election, is now warning that the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have become a dangerous and growing force inside an already radicalized Democratic Party.

New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has made it clear that her dating life will not include Republicans, underscoring how deeply partisan politics now shapes even the most personal decisions of prominent Democrats.