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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's alleged breakup with Riley Roberts shows how 2028 presidential ambitions shape a politician's personal choices.

Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed of Michigan is endorsed by a pro-Palestinian group with members tied to terrorist fundraising networks.

The 30-second spot is mostly identical to a previous primary election ad, which featured endorsements from the two progressive lawmakers.

The medical examiner's office determined Barry Christian died from a gunshot wound to the head on April 30.

The left-wing streamer said Francesca Hong's loss in Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary shows that he should not be the "biggest surrogate" for a campaign.

In Alaska's gubernatorial primary, true leaders don't hide. Candidates must face voters unscripted to prove they are ready to govern.

Francesca Hong's loss is a major setback for the socialist agenda in Wisconsin, but it also swims against the tide among her fellow Midwestern progressives.

Francesca Hong's loss is a major setback for the socialist agenda in Wisconsin, but it also swims against the tide among her fellow Midwestern progressives.

Big Tech's spam filters hold unaccountable power over campaign fundraising. Trust isn't governance -- we need mandatory disclosure.

Sen. Darline Graham Nordone advanced to an Aug. 25 runoff to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Her opponent is still too close to call.