Vivek Ramaswamy. Ken Paxton. Abdul El-Sayed. Many candidates are stumbling through 2026 thanks to scandals or extreme politics. Here are the 8 worst.
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Whether you've mailed in your ballot, swung by a polling place, are preparing to vote on Nov. 3 or are sitting this one out, we want to hear from you.
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The Latino swing for President Donald Trump in 2024 was remarkable. Did Republicans waste that momentum heading into 2026 midterm elections?
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President Donald Trump promised no new wars and lower prices. Republicans in Congress let him deliver the opposite. A two-year timeout is the cure.
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Majorities of both Republicans and Democrats support proposals to address the shortfall. And these proposals are not out-of-the-box ideas.
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The damage Republicans inflicted on government through Project 2025 will be long-lasting. Will midterm voters write its epilogue come Election Day?
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An unpopular Trump, a scandal-plagued Paxton and a flush Talarico give Texas Democrats their best shot in decades. A loss would be devastating.
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The New York City Council voted to permanently ban horse-drawn carriages from Central Park. The only people who will miss them are the tourists.
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Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's 'You Can See Everything' exposes the contours of truth. Sure, we 'saw' everything, but did our eyes deceive us?
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23 congressmembers have called for my release from ICE custody, demanding answers about my unconstitutional arrest. Since when is speaking up a crime?
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