With millions in late spending and a rare Democratic opening in a deep-red state, the contest is being framed as a test of Trump's turnout machine — and of Black voters' influence.
From a South Carolina 'royal rumble' to Nobel complaints in New York, the president's rallies are again blending spectacle, violence and message problems.
Eight days before midterms, Trump called Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a ‘jihadist’ and invoked 9/11, drawing Arab American rebuke.
The Democratic Senate candidate's vehicle was struck by another driver Saturday night, her campaign said, forcing Fairbanks and Bethel stops to be rescheduled
Brazil's runoff, Trump's Canada tariff revision and European far-right rhetoric converge as investors weigh Tesouro Selic, IPCA+ and prefixado.
With trust in the two-party system at historic lows, independent candidates and voters are rewriting the midterm math — and both parties are gambling on the outcome.
Trump approval at 32% in one poll, Democrats hold 10-point lead, and nearly $1B floods Senate races as GOP defends Arkansas and North Carolina.
Pro-Israel lobby boosts Mike Rogers against Abdul El-Sayed as a Rogers-AIPAC rupture roils the Senate race and AIPAC retreats from direct endorsements.
Intel committee Democrats expect the president to preemptively allege foreign meddling and fraud, while the GOP pulls back from swing House districts.
L.A. County says some flagged voters appear U.S.-born, as DOJ charges 28 people and warns of a new 'batch' of names.