Donald Trump, Lame Democrat? - Newsweek
President Donald Trump may be red today—in both party and face after the brutal repudiation of his presidency in yesterday’s midterms—but it wasn’t always so.
President Donald Trump may be red today—in both party and face after the brutal repudiation of his presidency in yesterday’s midterms—but it wasn’t always so.
Florida voters approved Amendment 3 on Tuesday, clearing the way for property tax cuts for some homeowners and potentially docking millions in funding for vital public services.
Voters in Minneapolis and Houston left "I Voted" stickers this Election Day at memorials for people killed by federal immigration agents this year.
Democrats pulled off a dramatic midterm election victory on Tuesday flipping the Senate after two years of Republican control in a dramatic blow to President Donald Trump.
Democrat Annie Andrews pulled off a seismic shock in South Carolina by beating incumbent Republican Senator Darline Graham, one of at least seven Republican-held Senate seats Democrats flipped on Tuesday in a sweeping election that handed them control of the chamber.
Washington is taking a deep breath. But not the long exhale of relief that, for both winners and losers alike, ends a campaign; more like the one a rider takes before the vertical drop on a roller coaster.
Democrats have secured a majority of governorships for the first time since 2010. The man responsible for leading the effort—Democratic Governors Association Chair Andy Beshear, the governor of Kentucky.
Methodist megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton pulled off a political earthquake in the Kansas' Senate race, defeating Republican incumbent Roger Marshall to give Democrats their first Senate victory in the state for 94 years.
Democrats are projected to win control of both chambers of Congress. Alaska’s Senate race, now neck and neck, will help determine how large their Senate majority is.
Vivek Ramaswamy says his call to Amy Acton went to voicemail when he contacted her to concede the Ohio governor's race, as Democrats scored a historic midterm victory Tuesday.
Democrat Josh Turek has won Iowa's U.S. Senate race, defeating Republican U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson in a contest closely watched as a measure of political sentiment in the rural Midwest.
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan's U.S. Senate race in the early hours of Wednesday, defeating Republican opponent Mike Rogers in one of the most expensive, most followed and bitter contests of the midterm elections.
Voters across the United States are deciding dozens of consequential ballot questions on Election Day, with measures covering abortion access, same-sex marriage, voting rules, taxes, transgender policy, housing and criminal justice.
Iran has its eye on the pipeline that fuels Israel and supplies Europe. Washington should defend it before Tehran tests it.
Republicans had a night to forget on Tuesday, and so did their biggest donor.
Democrat Amy Acton won Ohio's gubernatorial race on Tuesday, defeating Republican Vivek Ramswamy and earning the chance to lead a state at the center of debates over the economy, AI data centers and the country's political future.
Gina Hinojosa, an Austin civil rights attorney and Democratic state representative, made history Tuesday by becoming the first Hispanic governor elected in Texas, ending more than three decades of Republican control over the governor's mansion.
Democrat Troy Jackson unseated Republican Senator Susan Collins in Maine's U.S. Senate race on Tuesday, riding a blue wave to defeat a longtime incumbent in what was expected to be among the most competitive races of the midterm elections.