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Tuesday's midterm elections laid bare voters' deep frustrations over high prices, the Iran war, and concerns over government corruption.

Democrats can now block President Trump's agenda, reject his appointees and investigate his administration.

Voters across the country pulled the lever for blue on Tuesday, ousting Republicans and delivering even longtime GOP stronghold seats to Democrats.

The two major candidates in Alaska's U.S. Senate race urged supporters to be patient as results began coming in late Tuesday, delivering rousing speeches and expressing confidence against the backdrop of the fallout from allegations of partisan ...

Abdul El-Sayed claimed victory in Michigan's Democratic Senate seat early Wednesday, fending off a hard-charging challenge from Republican Mike Rogers and overcoming concerns about his views on Israel and his support among Black voters.

Democrat Troy Jackson defeated Sen. Susan Collins in the Maine Senate race, ending the Republican's five-term tenure in the Senate.

President Trump said Tuesday that the Iran war played a role in the midterm election results that saw Republicans lose control of the House and Senate.

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries celebrated his party's sweep of competitive House races on Tuesday night, which will give Democrats a comfortable majority come January.

Texas led the way in a Republican bloodbath on Tuesday that ended GOP control of the Senate.

Rep. Richard Hudson of North Carolina, chairman of the GOP's House campaign arm, lost Tuesday in his Republican stronghold district to Democratic challenger Richard N. Ojeda II.