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Piker's ties to Abdul el Sayed, for whom Piker has campaigned, offers Republicans another political layup and forces Democrats back on defense.

Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) said the United States needs tougher rules for AI and warned that the Trump administration is failing to establish safeguards.

While Election Day isn't until November, some states begin early voting as soon as September.

Data centers were also the least popular of the five large industrial or commercial developments respondents were asked about.

Dr. Heidi Overton, President Donald Trump's FDA pick, will likely force Senate Republicans to discuss abortion before the elections.

Democrats claim to protect democracy, yet paid vote schemes and ActBlue foreign money reveal widespread election corruption.

Organizations putting out warnings about the possible harms of artificial intelligence are backed by allies of the technology firm Anthropic.

Washington Examiner investigations editor Sarah Bedford said Republicans may have a good chance at holding the Senate in November.

As international recruitment expands, college sports risk closing essential development pathways for homegrown American athletes.

The American Principles Project believes Republicans need to find their own populist economic policies in order to beat Democrats in the midterm elections.