Senate

Trump’s approach of bypassing policy in favor of personal attacks is not only exhausting but strategically misguided.
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California’s pivotal races will play a crucial role in determining which party claims the majority in Washington.
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George Soros’ involvement in American politics is nothing new. His Open Society Foundations have poured billions into progressive causes and candidates, making him a kingmaker on the left. However, his media investments take his influence to another level.
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Trump's assertion that he could swiftly broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine highlights the former president’s enduring penchant for oversimplification.
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While McConnell’s long shadow looms over this contest, the decision will also hinge on the party’s future in a post-Trump era, especially if Donald Trump reclaims the presidency in 2024.
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While the office of the vice president has often been regarded as inconsequential, the debate offers an opportunity to showcase policy depth, composure under pressure, and a broader vision for governance.
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What makes this situation more insidious is that Iran has apparently learned to weaponize America's internal divisions.
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If Donald Trump is elected president in 2024, the forecasted divided Congress would be a particularly thorny challenge.
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Nebraska’s unique system, which grants its electoral votes based on both congressional district outcomes and the state’s overall vote, is a microcosm of the tension between local autonomy and national ambition.
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Yellen, to her credit, is correct in asserting that economic policy does not occur in a vacuum.
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Cruz is no stranger to tough campaigns. His 2018 Senate race against Beto O’Rourke was a near-death political experience, with Cruz narrowly escaping with 50.9% of the vote.
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In an event ostensibly focused on combating antisemitism, Trump took the opportunity to lash out at Jewish Americans, accusing those who don’t vote for him of effectively supporting the "enemy."
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The rise of MAGA within labor circles is no accident. It is a reflection of a broader societal shift, where many voters, particularly those without college degrees, feel left behind by a globalized economy and a cultural order dominated by educated, metropolitan elites.
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Let’s not mince words. History shows that when a government shutdown occurs, the party controlling the House pays the political price. The GOP, already teetering with a slim majority, now faces the very real prospect of a partial government.
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