Poll Shows Democrats Leading in Seven Key Senate Races, Raising GOP Concerns
A new New York Times/Siena poll indicates Democrats hold leads in multiple battleground states, challenging Republican dominance.
A new New York Times/Siena poll indicates Democrats hold leads in multiple battleground states, challenging Republican dominance.
A Democratic congresswoman's switch to endorse a Republican opponent has triggered resignations from her staff and condemnation from her own party.
Iranian negotiators have departed talks with Qatari mediators, with a draft proposal for a deal with the United States reportedly being circulated.
Stevens reportedly denied rumors of an endorsement hours before appearing with Rogers at a Detroit church, a move that has drawn criticism from within her own party.
The president delivered his closing midterm message in Washington, D.C., after weeks of rallies across more than 20 states.
Residents of an Upper West Side rent-stabilized building report a surge in drug use, crime, and fear following a secret city deal to house high-risk individuals.
Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed suggests cultural debates about transgender athletes distract from economic concerns.
Carolyn Sharette of American Preparatory Academy supports shifting K-12 authority from federal control to states, citing a need for less regulation and more flexible funding.
Operatives cite the effectiveness of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Senator Raphael Warnock as sought-after surrogates on the campaign trail.