Republican groups, led by the Senate Leadership Fund, have raised over $500 million, a historic sum, to defend their Senate majority in the 2026 elections, focusing on key issues to target Democratic opponents.
Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces backlash for seemingly racially charged and sexist social media posts targeting JD Vance’s wife, Usha Vance, and Trump aide Natalie Harp.
IndyCars will race through Washington D.C. at speeds nearing 200 mph in the Freedom 250, a groundbreaking event celebrating America’s 250th anniversary, featuring a unique circuit along Pennsylvania Avenue.
Nancy Kassebaum Baker, a trailblazing Republican senator and the first woman elected to the Senate without prior congressional spousal experience, has died at 94, leaving a legacy of breaking barriers and independent political action.
A federal judge has struck down the Trump administration’s immigrant visa freeze affecting 75 countries, calling the policy ‘Orwellian’ and ruling it exceeded the Secretary of State’s authority.
Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola’s legislative attendance record, marked by hundreds of missed votes in the state House and city council, is under fire as she campaigns for the U.S. Senate.
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s legal defense fund is now active as federal and state investigations intensify, following accusations of misleading the public and invoking the Fifth Amendment during congressional hearings.
JPMorgan Chase executive Stevie Baron warns that new proposed federal bank capital rules could significantly limit credit access for millions of small businesses, potentially increasing lending costs and hindering growth.
Nithya Raman faced audience backlash at a LA mayoral debate for hiring a consulting firm linked to disgraced candidate Graham Platner, fumbling her explanation and drawing groans.
Bodycam video shows Oklahoma Secretary of State Benjamin Lepak’s arrest for public intoxication outside a McDonald’s, leading to calls for his dismissal from the Attorney General.
