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Trump Tests Endorsement Power In Greene’s Old Seat
President visits northwest Georgia as 18 candidates scramble for the most Republican district in the state — and his own endorsement appears uncertain
President visits northwest Georgia as 18 candidates scramble for the most Republican district in the state — and his own endorsement appears uncertain
Attorney General's six-page letter to Congress lists Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe alongside known Epstein associates, sparking bipartisan accusations of obstruction and incompetence
Vice president dismissed network's midterm data showing Democrats ahead while delivering economic pitch on the same broadcast
New Gallup data shows 45% of Americans now identify as independents while Democrats and Republicans sink to 27% each, reshaping the electoral landscape ahead of 2026
Republican's signature shortfall leaves party off the ballot for first time in modern state history as conservatives blame organizational failure
From Virginia to Texas, Republicans face a shutout in state legislative races that mirrors the warning signs of 2017
Republicans who unanimously blocked federal election mandates in 2021 now pass their own sweeping overhaul, setting up a Senate battle over voter ID and the filibuster
Conservative pollsters Rich Baris and Mark Mitchell back up Bannon's alarm as Democrats open double-digit enthusiasm gap ahead of 2026