The Midterms ’26The Midterms

The half-sister of Abdul El-Sayed wrote in 2016 that federal agents had searched the home she shared with their mother.

The candidate talked over Bret Baier, refusing to allow him ask his question.

The art of polling is still undergirded by science and statistics, however imperfect.

“We’re fighting for common sense,” says Republican congressional candidate Jim Desmond.

As the Dem establishment plotted to stop socialists from winning its primary, David Crowley left race in exchange for cash injection to his campaign.

“I am pleased to have secured additional tariff exemptions products crucial to Maine’s agricultural industries."

This is all politics; it always was.

"It is a way to stand with democracy and with Abdul’s campaign.”

Are polls dishonest — and if so, why do women keep dancing on them dressed like they’re at the gym?

Is this the best they can do?

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s daughter called to dismantle ICE — then flatly denied it on the debate stage two days later.

The Dan Sullivan saga enters its final stage just 11 days before election night.