Congressional

Ultimately, Florida in 2024 is a microcosm of the broader national debate.
Read More.

Trump’s instinctive grasp of the American electorate tells him that abortion, particularly in the wake of Roe’s demise, is a losing issue for the GOP in its most restrictive forms.
Read More.

As we march toward the end of September, Washington is once again indulging in its favorite sport: brinksmanship over government funding
Read More.

These comments have sparked outrage among Native leaders, who argue that Sheehy’s remarks reinforce negative stereotypes that have long plagued Indigenous communities.
Read More.

For many of Trump’s billionaire backers, lower taxes and deregulation are key motivators. Trump has promised to extend the tax cuts he implemented during his presidency and further reduce the corporate tax rate. His supporters argue that his policies will stimulate economic growth and maintain America’s competitive edge.
Read More.

What was most revealing wasn’t the discussion on guns. It was the intra-party squabbles that unfolded.
Read More.

Massachusetts voters may have long been loyal to the Democratic Party, but in 2024, the winds of change are blowing.
Read More.

Ultimately, this poll paints a clear picture: the 2024 election is not just a battle over policies but perceptions of existential threat.
Read More.

What is it about Sherrod Brown that allows him to defy the gravitational pull of Ohio's red shift?
Read More.

“Good evening. We’ve made a lot of money. We’re here to tell you how bad it is.”
Read More.

The financial disparity between the two parties could have far-reaching implications for the November election.
Read More.

Harris surges with strategic rallies and strong campaign momentum, while Trump struggles with internal disarray and ineffective public engagement.
Read More.

The debate’s discussion on immigration revealed a classic American political paradox: the tension between the need for security and the ideals of openness.
Read More.

An analysis of key Senate races in Montana, Ohio, Michigan, Nevada, and Pennsylvania as Republicans strive to regain control.
Read More.

Thune’s actions are emblematic of a broader trend within the GOP—what might be called the “vote-no-and-take-the-dough” caucus.
Read More.