Mississippi Senate Race Too Close for Recounts, State Law Dictates
With a razor-thin margin in the Mississippi Senate race, the absence of a formal recount process means legal challenges are the only recourse for candidates.
US Politics News
Working-Class Candidates Made Gains in Midterms, Yet Barriers Remain
Despite a higher success rate for working-class candidates in the 2026 midterms, systemic obstacles continue to limit their representation in U.S. politics.
Scottish Arts Group Receives Nearly £1 Million Amid 'Palestine-Row' Controversy
Arika, an arts organization, has been awarded £911,950 from Creative Scotland for its multi-year funding program, sparking criticism over a controversial Palestine-themed event.
New York City Mayor Mamdani Secures Legal Victory in Luxury Second-Home Tax Case
An appeals court reversed a lower court's ruling, allowing the city to proceed with the controversial tax aimed at wealthy homeowners.
Newsom, Elias Rally Behind Democrat in Tight Mississippi Senate Race
California Governor Gavin Newsom is soliciting donations while attorney Marc Elias mobilizes a legal team as the Mississippi Senate race remains uncalled.
Kim Kardashian Faces Backlash for Apparent Midterm Election Celebration, Sparking Ivanka Trump Friendship Questions
Fans accused the reality star of insensitivity after a social media post celebrating Democratic gains following Tuesday's midterm elections, given her close ties to the Trump family.
Coroner Rules Deaths of Two Children Thrown From Parking Garage Homicides
The father, Patrick Lynch, also died in the apparent murder-suicide in Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
Democrat Adam Hamawy Secures Congressional Seat Amid Scrutiny Over Past Charity Ties
Hamawy, a plastic surgeon, won New Jersey's 12th Congressional District despite renewed questions about his volunteer work with a group later designated as a terrorist financier.
Abortion Rights Prevail in Midterm Ballot Measures, But Idaho Vote Highlights Strategic Divide
Voters in Missouri, Nevada, and Virginia backed abortion access, continuing a trend of protective ballot measures, while a loss in Idaho revealed challenges and disagreements within the movement.