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The midterm elections will test polling accuracy and determine whether Democrats can break decades of closely divided politics.

Jodi Borello's Pennsylvania Senate campaign touts her Trump votes while environmental groups backing her target the fossil fuel industry.

Gecko Robotics's expanded Navy contract highlights Pittsburgh's industrial revival through the use of robots and artificial intelligence.

France's riots expose an assault on Western civilization, fueled by radical activists and enabled by a feckless establishment.

Abdul el Sayed recently took another step forward in his campaign to portray valid questions about his background and his associations as Islamophobia.

Most Republican congressmen have been lifelong hawks on Russia, yet they will not lift a finger when Trump acts as Putin's stooge.

It's been said that a president's job approval rating is one of the most important predictors of how his party will perform in midterm elections.

Abdul el Sayed complains about gas prices while pushing policies that would make energy more expensive for Michigan families.

From the Gilded Age to today, voters keep rejecting parties that mistake temporary victories for lasting political mandates.

When Trump took office in January 2025, the annual rate stood at 3%. Now it is 3.7%. Trump was elected to make it go down, and he has not done that.