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Marjorie Taylor Greene has a blunt message for her former party: If Republicans want a future, President Trump must go.

Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed used his victory speech to dog on those in the Trump world who attacked him and his campaign platform.

The Republicans just added an imposing bat for next year's Congressional Baseball Game.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called Tuesday's results "close to an extinction-level event" for Republicans.

Wall Street stocks surged Wednesday as investors saw signs of political stability following the Democrats' clear-cut victories.

Laura Loomer was despondent in the wake of Tuesday's Democratic devastation.

Spanish President Pedro Sanchez, one of the more outspoken anti-Trump leaders in Europe, dispensed with the customary diplomacy among allies regarding election results and openly cheered American voters' Tuesday rebuke of President Trump.

President Trump joked in an Election Day interview that he would move to Israel and become prime minister if Americans ever grew tired of him.

Tech billionaire and Republican patron Elon Musk took to social media early Wednesday morning to joke that his favored candidates in this week's midterm elections had failed.

Mississippi Republican incumbent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democratic challenger Scott Colom are neck-and-neck on the day after Election Day, with Mr. Colom leading the race by just a few dozen votes with 96% of the vote counted.