Sometimes watching the two major parties compete in this year’s midterm elections brings to mind a quote from the legendary baseball manager Casey Stengel, which journalist Jimmy Breslin used to title ...

Ossoff is now 37, in his first Senate term, and running for reelection in a Georgia that Republicans are convinced they can still win.

López Beltrán called Rubio and Landau's decision to revoke his visa "politically motivated" and "propagandistic." ...

"These are the TREASONISTS that brought the suit against the Military Complex. They revealed Top Military Secrets!" Trump wrote on Truth Social on Friday.

Trump said he plans to make the Strait of Hormuz a U.S. territory at a rally on Friday, elevating the stakes over the central waterway.

The program supports people with limited income who are blind, age 65 or older, or have another qualifying disability.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) has struggled to break through as a national political figure despite increasingly aggressive efforts.

Between campaign rallies and town halls, U.S. political candidates bring their ideas to local events that draw crowds they may not typically reach.

Polling misses in Wisconsin and Michigan expose challenges with late-deciding voters and unexpected turnout in primaries.

Republicans may face an uphill battle with voters who prioritize affordability. But if Mamdani is any indication, the Democrats won't fare much better.

AOC is making her politics about her lifestyle. Her autonomy- and career-first approach may work for her, but it's not a well-trodden road.