Election Day is this Tuesday and more than 52 million people across the country have already voted early, either by mail or in person. President Trump is expected to campaign in Iowa and Kansas today

America’s housing market is paralyzed, with buyers pulling back and builders growing more pessimistic ahead of the midterms.

Repeated compliance disputes and personal attacks on judges are straining relations between the executive branch and the judiciary.

The White House Rapid Response account on X shared a PolitiFact public service announcement explaining why results in some races can change as the night goes on, and more votes are counted: "If you go to bed on election night and don't know who won a midterm congressional race,

Tuesday's midterm elections will determine who controls Congress during the final two years of President Donald Trump's term. Democrats are hoping to capture

The PQ leader's behaviour may animate the disgruntled — but voters will turn away if all it does is bring more discord.

In less than two years, President Donald J. Trump delivered the largest working-class tax cuts for American families, the largest decrease in prescription

Election officials have spent months preparing to run the 2026 vote — and bracing for what could disrupt it. They’re training workers, tightening security and readying legal challenges for threats that could stretch well beyond Election Day.

Tina Peters, convicted over a breach of her county’s voting system, says the president has the “authority” to send in federal law enforcement. Her attorney wants Trump to issue an order “tantamount to martial law.

Facing an energized Democratic opponent, the Texas attorney general is testing whether party loyalty can overcome voters’ reservations about him.

After several months of relative economic stability, Washington is bracing for Trump to double down on tariffs and his war in Iran.