President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are relentlessly campaigning for Republican candidates to boost voter turnout.

The Trump administration urged an appeals court panel to revive its lawsuit over Chicago and Illinois's "sanctuary" immigration policies.

Sen. Dan Sullivan also argued that voters should vote for Alaska's Ballot Measure No. 2, which would repeal the ranked choice voting system.

The charges reflect a broader fight over whether prediction markets are federally regulated or a form of gambling subject to state laws.

President Donald Trump did not rule out having Senate Republicans refuse to seat former Rep. Mary Peltola (D-AK) if she wins the Alaska Senate race.

House Minority Whip Katherine Clark (D-MA) is bullish that Democrats will secure at least a 10-seat majority in the next session of Congress.

Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) requested transcribed interviews with Peltola's former campaign manager and an operative connected to Peltola.

Less than one week until Election Day, total ad spending and reservations in House general elections are over $1.6 billion.

Obama doubled down and took the insults further, aided by the two Democratic candidates at a United for Georgia rally in Atlanta.

The firing comes as Trump has publicly acknowledged he's considering his options for after next week's elections regarding the Iran war.

The last-minute spending in each chamber's most competitive contests offers a glimpse into where each party feels it can make final impressions.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praised Iowa Republican governor candidate Zach Lahn as "somebody who is really smart" on MAHA issues.