A potent 2024 message risks falling flat, with Democrats adjusting and the economy overpowering.

The national debt now totals $40 trillion, or about 123% of the gross domestic product, as it’s getting costlier to pay down. Few politicians are eager to confront the issue.

Erica Schwartz is Trump’s third nominee to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The party has spent years plotting turning out Trump voters. “There has never been an operation like this before,” said the NRCC’s political director.

The party is on edge ahead of 2028, according to interviews with more than three dozen Democrats.

Some argued the far left's success is just a New York story. Others worry it'll haunt them in the fall.

This time the government is stipulating: Future contractors have to keep the water “clear.”

The former — and potentially future — presidential candidate laid out his vision for a post-Trump Democratic Party in an interview with NOTUS.

A significant number of House members have been running for statewide office instead of reelection. A lot of them are losing.

Lawmakers say California race shows risks of wading into House primaries.

Now the general election in one of the highest-profile Senate races begins.

An analysis by the NRCC found Republicans gaining an advantage in key districts.

Races in Montana, Iowa and Michigan are being shaped by outside groups.

America 250 is facing a $100 million “shortfall.” The Trump-created group Freedom 250 has received $80 million in taxpayer dollars.

“If I see something I like, I buy it,” HHS General Counsel Mike Stuart told NOTUS.

Interim FDA chief Kyle Diamantas is trying to win over anti-abortion activists.

Conference members are peeling off, and the White House and Senate are balking at it.

The timing of these discussions has the potential to affect two ongoing lawsuits brought by elections-rights advocates.

Allies of the occasional Trump adversary acknowledge his race is tightening, just as Trump’s intraparty dominance reemerges.

The committee has yet to get the funds back, according to an FEC document.

The department is encouraging clinicians to “de-prescribe” Medicare patients.

The Democratic candidate says he is ostensibly moving on to the general election, with Janet Mills’ absent from the airwaves.

The Third Way suggests striking a balance between hard-line deportations and lax enforcement.

“My family keeps telling me to stay positive, but there’s nothing to be positive about right now,” said one DACA recipient whose lapse in status led to financial stress.

Chatbots have already changed how voters get information. Political operatives just don’t know what they can do to change what the chatbots say.

Both of the former lawmakers’ campaigns have excess cash in the six figures.

Liberal money is pouring into races in Ohio, Texas, North Carolina and Georgia, where Democrats must win to win back the House or Senate.

Deep-red West Virginia has some of the strictest vaccine requirements in the nation, despite recent efforts to target them.

CEO Eric Pan has created a “toxic” work environment, according to letters sent to the board of directors. The powerful trade association denies the accusations.

The Trump administration failed to warn vessels with close ties to the U.S. military ahead of the strikes, leaving them trapped in the region.

On the anniversary of Trump’s “Liberation Day,” the DCCC says tariffs are now Republicans’ biggest 2026 liability.

Midterms are often unkind to the party in power, but an unprecedented war chest amassed by President Donald Trump and his allies has Democrats on the back foot.

Midterms are often unkind to the party in power, but an unprecedented war chest amassed by President Donald Trump and his allies has Democrats on the back foot.

Major medical societies are trying to figure out how to respond to Trump’s health agenda promoting healthy living alongside vaccine misinformation.

Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson and her allies are boosting Zach Wahls. “I’ve talked to several people close to Hinson, and their preference would be to run against Zach Wahls,” one Iowa operative told ...

A group of children are suing the Trump administration over changes keeping them from their families.

Thanks to an unlikely witness, a criminal case involving Latin American petro politics, shell companies and shadowy meetings has all the makings of an international spectacle.

Stakeholders and a range of lawmakers are unhappy with the result of Sen. Elizabeth Warren's work with the White House to draft a major housing bill passed by the Senate.

The Maine governor is locked in a tough fight against Platner in the state’s Democratic Senate primary.

Mullin, one of the nation’s wealthiest senators, signed an ethics agreement indicating he’ll divest from dozens of investments within 90 days of becoming homeland security secretary.

It raises questions around how a group of mostly multimillionaires makes policy that affects millions — and how expensive it is to run for Senate in the first place.

Six months before going to war in Iran, the U.S. government cut staff that would have been central to the current situation.

“The majority of voters don’t live on Twitter or digest every piece of news, and Platner hasn’t been the subject of a negative ad campaign,” a source close to the Mills campaign said.