Senate Democrats face a Republican money tsunami as Chuck Schumer warns colleagues that massive GOP spending could overwhelm their candidates.
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In any competition, there is always an underdog who thinks, "This is our year." Politics are no different, with Democrats perennially dreaming of a statewide win in Texas. For Republicans, that dream is winning in Minnesota, where years of fraud have ...
Jon Husted targets Sherrod Brown's 50-year political record as the Ohio Senate race tightens around data centers and affordability concerns.
President Donald Trump's tumultuous second term is complicating the GOP's efforts to keep control of the House and the Senate.
Whenever Republican officials sit for an extensive interview or series of interviews with a liberal media source, their supporters ask: Why did you have to do that? Why does Donald Trump need to speak to Michael Wolff or Bob Woodward? Now, it's Trump ...
As they look to the midterm elections, Republicans have reason to worry -- but not despair. They're going to be fighting uphill all the way to hold onto their majority in the House, which they currently control by the razor-thin margin of just six ...
Republicans didn't win the Senate so their leaders could manage expectations. They won it to deliver results. Will Republicans leaders actually deliver? We are about to find out with the SAVE America Act. The legislation requires proof of citizenship ...
Partisanship is not new in Washington, D.C., but for many years there was a place on the eastern border of Capitol Hill where Republicans and Democrats could scream and shout - not at each other - but in shared euphoria, with the same goal in mind.
The Democrats' apparent choice to replace Maine Republican Susan Collins in the U.S. Senate has built a rap sheet of dazzling disqualifiers. It wasn't enough that Graham Platner's impersonation of a blue-collar oysterman has been exposed. Turns out ...
The United States nation faces threats that extend beyond the familiar divide between Democrats and Republicans. Increasingly, two ideological movements -- one on the far left, one emerging on the populist right -- share a willingness to undermine ...