Midterms

The Democratic National Committee ends June with $16.3 million in cash and $18.5 million in debt, trailing Republicans by more than $100 million.

The House Minority Leader broke from his prior Medicare for All co-sponsorship on Meet the Press, distancing himself from the Democratic Socialists of America as primaries reshape the caucus.

The Ohio Republican defended the Republican economic record on air but acknowledged middle-class and working-class families are still feeling price pressure.

The DNC's summer meeting in Austin ended with two contradictory votes on immigration enforcement — one to abolish ICE, one to reform it — as the party heads into midterms divided.

The president toured the Nassau County Police Academy on Friday alongside AG Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel, releasing new FBI figures showing violent crime fell in 2025.

Maggie Haberman estimates Trump spends 70 percent of his focus on construction projects, including a court-blocked $600 million ballroom, as Republicans fret over unspent campaign funds.

The NRSC chairman revised his upper target down from 55 seats, citing candidate recruitment wins in four states while Cook Political Report warns the map is shrinking.

A Republican firm's poll shows Miller trailing Democrat Brian Poindexter by 5 points in Ohio's 7th District as the state party's candidate-replacement window narrows.

The chamber approved a temporary spending measure to keep the government open through Dec. 11, sidestepping a shutdown battle weeks before Election Day.

Trump's low approval among Hispanics, young adults and independents hands Democrats a 16-point generic ballot lead with Republicans defending a four-seat House majority.

From fundraising algorithms to voter-targeted ads to deepfakes, artificial intelligence is embedded in the 2026 midterms in ways the 2024 presidential race only previewed.

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries launched a 100-day campaign, arguing his party can lower grocery, gas and housing costs if it wins control of Congress.

House Republicans begin a five-week recess confronting constituents demanding answers on high gas prices and the cost of an ongoing war ahead of the November 2026 midterms.

Save America PAC, with $120 million cash on hand, is funding election lawyers and poll watchers to contest 2026 midterm outcomes before a single vote is cast.

GOP lawmakers are pressing legislation to cut U.S. economic ties to China, forcing multinationals from Apple to Tesla to weigh political risk against established supply chains.

President Trump's political action committee redirects funds to primary challengers in Arizona and Georgia, aiming to consolidate control over the Republican agenda