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The president's actions are set to reverberate especially hard in a handful of states crucial to the party's hopes of keeping their Senate majority.

"This is not going away," Ossoff warned Tuesday.

The conflict's economic impacts -- and not its foreign policy consequences -- could sway voters.

New York's Democratic governor took office five years ago and is now facing a surging left flank.

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House Dems' efforts if they take back the majority could provide a backbone for the accountability message the party intends to continue into the 2028 presidential election season.

Planning for a potential majority, House committee leaders say they are determined to focus on the president's personal "corruption."

GOP lawmakers are bracing themselves for a possible rerun of the White House's "pocket rescission" gambit.

A Senate primary has become one of the few national stages where the party is testing its stances on trans issues that Republicans have used as a political cudgel.