The Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump’s effort to restrict mail voting. But for Democrats trying to turn out voters, the uncertainty seems harder
The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes,
The top House sleeper races to watch, according to the pros
The 2026 House map continues to move further onto GOP terrain. But while Democrats are dreaming big, the GOP insists they can hold the majority.Score talked
Justice Democrats announce new executive director
The progressive political action committee Justice Democrats has appointed Rev. Hodari Williams as its new executive director. The change sets the
Bores on OpenAI’s spending retreat: I’ll believe it when I see it
AI safety groups aren't buying OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s shifting stance on political spending in the midterms.They’re wary of his concession that campaign cash
Ken Paxton’s secret weapon: Ted Cruz
Leaders of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council knew it would be hard to get Ken Paxton to show up to their Senate town hall event. So, they turned to an
Top GOP groups retreat from North Carolina Senate race as hopes fade
Leading Republicans are pulling back from the North Carolina Senate race, sending a clear message: What was a top-tier battleground at the start of the cycle
Republicans don’t have a clear boogeyman for this year’s midterms
Republicans have tried to find a new boogeyman this year as they rail against Democratic socialism and the “radical” left: Zohran Mamdani. Alexandria
Ted Cruz blasts JD Vance as ‘insecure,’ says he’s focused on helping GOP win midterms
Sen. Ted Cruz fired back at JD Vance for suggesting he's already focused on a 2028 presidential bid, calling the vice president "insecure" while insisting
Trump’s gains among Latino voters slip ahead of midterms
President Donald Trump made major gains among Latino voters in 2024. Now, those same voters might cost Republicans control of Congress.Fifty-nine percent of






