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America's political divisions reflect long-standing cultural differences, while emerging party rifts could reshape future debates and public policy.

Democratic candidates conceal their beliefs and evade scrutiny, following Harry Reid's example of putting electoral victory above honesty.

Josh Shapiro promises restraint as Democrats seek unified control of Pennsylvania's government and gains in congressional swing districts.

Sen. Dave McCormick (R-PA) brought business leaders and government officials together to identify and eliminate burdensome regulations.

Republicans could limit Democratic midterm gains by mobilizing less enthusiastic voters, particularly in traditionally conservative Senate battleground states.

To the extent that the One Big Beautiful Bill is mentioned at all, it's been rebranded with the hogwash handle, the "Working Families Tax Cut."

In the face of serious headwinds for Republicans in the midterm elections, Trump is keeping his hopes up as he nears the end of his campaign tour.

Abdul el Sayed faces questions about his family connections, citizenship, medical credentials, and a pattern of disputed public claims.

Most voters have made up their minds by now, but el Sayed's evasiveness over the Muslim Brotherhood could cost him in November.

Paul Martino sees Bucks County's political battles and documentary backlash as evidence of the Left's intolerance toward conservatives.