Republicans are starting to distance themselves from Trump as the midterms draw near…

There is a particular kind of election result that is easy to dismiss. A Democrat loses a district Republicans normally dominate—but loses it by much less than expected. Everyone looks at the final…

There’s a simple solution to our “illegal immigration” crisis: put some wealthy white CEOs — who are inviting these often desperate people into the country and hiring them — into prison.

It’s a bad look for Kushner, and an even worse look for Jeffries.

Explore Will Hurd's pragmatic solutions to the border crisis: tackling illegal immigration, drug issues, and efficient border management.

Georgia Republicans look increasingly likely to lose two state Supreme Court seats.

Lo, the era of gerrymaxxing is upon us.

The President campaigned openly as the one who would exact revenge on the people his MAGA followers disliked. He had a long list of people and institutions he disliked, and his followers believed…

It was a good election result for the lovers of freedom and democracy, and those opposed to the regimes in Washington and Lincoln. The House of Ricketts suffered a devastating defeat.

Democrats Keep Playing Defense on Race. Repeal the 1929 House Freeze. Why are Democrats trapped responding to Republican attacks instead of redesigning the battlefield? The Voting Rights Act was…

The top House Democrat delivered a message to his party about the gerrymandering war: Get on board with redrawing maps, or get out.

I usually try to focus on the positive, because hope is so important. Keeping up spirits is needed for those of us who want to continue. But understanding what they have planned helps us prepare.

If Democrats play political hardball, they could emerge from this scorched-earth battle with anywhere between a six- and thirteen-seat advantage over Republicans.

Brookings senior fellow E.J. Dionne discusses how political backlash on immigration may open the door to bipartisan reform.

Republicans chasing extra House seats risk energizing Democrats and alienating key new voters.

Republicans chasing extra House seats risk energizing Democrats and alienating key new voters.

The state Constitution gives lawmakers complete latitude to set the judicial retirement age. They should use it.