T he realization that Susan Collins would lose her bid for a sixth Senate term dawned slowly on the Republicans gathered last ...

Texas went bluer than anyone expected.

When researchers analyzed the long answers, they found that 43 percent of respondents mentioned time with family or a ...

For decades, Texas has been the foundation of the Republican electoral college map, holding up the red bloc of midwestern and ...

President Trump approached his task with sarcasm and shiny objects, asking voters desperate for financial help to think only ...

L ong before he entered politics, Donald Trump divided humanity into winners and losers, and nothing has mattered more to him ...

Across America, a blue wave has crested deep into red territory, washing through many of President Trump’s formerly safe ...

The party has many sects—urban socialists, rural populists, “abundance”-pilled technocrats—that converged on a common message ...

I don’t imagine you’ll find anybody in South Carolina who will say, Oh, I knew this was going to happen,” said Kaye Koonce, a ...

When Jon Ossoff was first elected, in January 2021, he felt a little like an accidental senator. He was 33 years old and had ...

This isn't the first time a president has made the midterm elections all about himself.

Back then, he had a number of things going for him. First, although Republicans suffered heavy losses in the House, they ...