Democrats Finally Stand Behind Abdul El-Sayed
Abdul El-Sayed has spent the final days of Michigan’s Senate race under attacks that question his faith and loyalty.
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Abdul El-Sayed has spent the final days of Michigan’s Senate race under attacks that question his faith and loyalty.
Read the full story →Kamala Harris has a blunt message for Democrats who hope to win the House: do not spend a new majority chasing a third impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Read the full story →President Donald Trump canceled weekend rallies in Kansas and Iowa, then ordered them back on less than a day later.
Read the full story →Barack Obama is spending the final days before the midterms doing what Democrats have asked him to do: stand in battleground states, make the case against.
Read the full story →Pope Leo XIV voted in a U.S. election. Not in a church vote, not in a Vatican matter, but in an American general election, by mail, from Rome.
Read the full story →Half of American voters say they would vote for a candidate who is a democratic socialist.
Read the full story →Alaska election officials are pushing back against a federal lawsuit that could keep the state from certifying its Senate race if Republican Sen. Dan S.
Read the full story →There are two men named Dan Sullivan on Alaska’s U.S. Senate ballot. One is the Republican incumbent.
Read the full story →A Florida congressman is describing the federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar as potentially the biggest political scandal in American history.
Read the full story →Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign spent its money and attention on an ad meant to wound Amy Acton.
Read the full story →The ad put Amy Acton’s estranged mother on television and called Acton a liar.
Read the full story →President Donald Trump may still have two years in office after Election Day.
Read the full story →The possibility that Rep. Ilhan Omar could be stripped of her American citizenship is no longer just a political accusation.
Read the full story →James Talarico is ahead in most public polls, and that is precisely why the next few days feel so uneasy for Texas Democrats. A lead is not a victory.
Read the full story →A Michigan Senate candidate is being asked, again and again, whether he belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood. Abdul El-Sayed says he does not.
Read the full story →The Supreme Court will hear arguments on December 2 in Viramontes v.
Read the full story →President Trump has taken his effort to replace “artificial intelligence” with “super intelligence” further.
Read the full story →Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign reportedly warned him that the ad featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother would backfire.
Read the full story →Donald Trump boarded Air Force One without a tie, with his dress shirt collar unbuttoned, before heading to Texas for midterm election rallies on Tuesday.
Read the full story →A fill-up costs $4.26 a gallon for regular gasoline today, according to AAA.
Read the full story →A 2013 Father’s Day message from Ilhan Omar called her father “Nur Said.” That name resembles part of the name of her former husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, and.
Read the full story →Barack Obama stood in front of Democratic voters and called President Donald Trump’s second term two years of “chaos and cruelty and corruption and.
Read the full story →A former president stood in a Detroit high school gym and asked Michigan voters to send Abdul El-Sayed to the U.S. Senate.
Read the full story →The post went up at 12:42 a.m. on Sunday.
Read the full story →Thirteen percent of Americans who received food stamps a year ago no longer do.
Read the full story →The gym was full. That is the part I cannot get past.
Read the full story →A contractor named Dave Woods stood in a crowd at a fall street festival in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, holding red signs toward Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick.
Read the full story →A Catholic bishop looked back at a meeting in the Oval Office and said he wished he had been less simple.
Read the full story →Scott Colom is running for the U.S. Senate in Mississippi, and if he wins he would be the state’s first Black senator since Reconstruction.
Read the full story →The first number stopped me: 78%. That is Thomas Miller’s current probability that Democrats will win control of the U.S. Senate next month.
Read the full story →The bill arrives quietly. It is not a tax form or a separate charge at checkout.
Read the full story →A federal court filing referred to Rep. Ilhan Omar by a name different from the one she uses in public life.
Read the full story →Millions of Amazon customers are getting refund checks tied to a $2.5 billion consumer settlement, and the notices credit “President Trump’s Federal Trade.
Read the full story →Katie Zacharia left the White House press secretary job after five days.
Read the full story →The people being investigated included citizens who had every legal right to vote. That is the part that stays with me.
Read the full story →Armed federal agents have been knocking on doors to ask people about their immigration status and whether they registered or voted.
Read the full story →Forty-four percent of American voters say they would rather live in a city or community where Democratic Socialists have not gained influence.
Read the full story →A sitting member of Congress is under a federal criminal investigation into her immigration history. The president says she may go to jail.
Read the full story →Ilhan Omar is a member of Congress. She is also a naturalized American citizen.
Read the full story →Democrats are looking at Senate races in states that have not been friendly to them in years. Some polls put them close enough to make a party planner dream.
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