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Trump contrasted a Republican victory with direct payments to citizens against what he called a Democratic path to economic collapse.

Kimberly Guilfoyle has departed her White House advisory role, denying allegations the administration has not detailed publicly

The 15th Congressional District race tests whether Republican gains with Latino voters in 2022 will hold as Monica De La Cruz seeks a third term against Democrat Bobby Pulido

President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are considering removing Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle after reports she sought a $100,000 credit card bailout from a donor.

With elections less than a month away, House Republicans confront a shrinking map, failed redistricting, economic headwinds and Trump's falling numbers.

President Trump said Saturday he would welcome Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman into the Republican Party, as the Democrat has increasingly broken ranks with his caucus

A new poll shows Democratic congressional candidates opening a substantial lead four weeks before Election Day, with Trump's influence dominating voter calculations on economy and immigration.

Vice President JD Vance endorsed President Trump's proposal for minimum sentences for those defrauding American taxpayers, stating the ball is in Congress's court.

President Trump said he'll pay for future ads through his PAC but won't return the $10 million already spent from federal funds.

U.S. District Judge Loren AliKhan questioned the FCC's legal basis for ordering an early review of ABC's broadcast licenses after President Trump called for the network to fire Jimmy Kimmel.

President Trump said he will use MAGA, Inc. funds instead of federal money for TV ads after criticism over $10.1 million in taxpayer spending.

Vice President JD Vance campaigned in Fairbanks for Republicans in competitive Senate and governor races, marking the Trump administration's first Alaska visit ahead of the midterms.

President Trump questioned the employment of demonstrators opposing his $250 million arch project, which Senator Tammy Duckworth and veterans groups are fighting to block

At his Ireland golf resort, Trump urged Zelenskyy to stop attacking Russian refineries, reversing earlier claims that Iranian conflict was driving U.S. fuel prices.

Dr. Heidi Overton's confirmation hearing comes as over 80 percent of vapes sold in America are illegal, with Chinese manufacturers raking in $11 billion annually.

Trump campaigns for Sen. Pete Ricketts in Grand Island as Republican concern grows over an independent challenger in a historically red state

President Donald Trump said tariff revenue would fund the $1 trillion-plus proposal, which hinges on Republicans keeping Congress in November.

President Trump and allies are discussing potential invocations of the Insurrection Act as Republican midterm prospects darken, raising questions about the limits of executive power.

President Trump rallies for Republican Senate candidates while two former Kansas governors endorse Democrat Adam Hamilton against Trump-backed Senator Roger Marshall.

A federal judge ruled President Trump cannot remove a U.S. attorney appointed by a district court, setting up a constitutional showdown over removal powers.

President Trump launched his 2026 midterm campaign in Iowa, prioritizing economic messaging while signaling a defensive Republican strategy focused on shoring up GOP-held seats with narrow margins.

President Trump issued an executive order requiring U.S. agencies to adopt the new term, but California's governor immediately rejected it.

President Trump hosted artificial intelligence executives at a White House luncheon Tuesday, following Speaker Mike Johnson's call for voluntary industry oversight.

President Trump doubled down on his pledge to send $5,000 checks to every American adult, a $1.2 trillion proposal Democrats and some Republicans say is fiscally reckless

Rep. Tom Kean Jr. publicly opposed President Trump's positions on an ICE detention facility and a Hudson River rail tunnel during a televised debate in his competitive re-election race.

President Trump's use of government funds for political advertisements draws accusations of illegal conduct from ethics experts and lawmakers.

Rob Bonta is mounting a series of legal challenges to block the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle climate regulations and expand oil and gas development.

The administration exploited a loophole in a court order, denying CNN aircraft access while three news organizations won temporary restoration of their White House credentials.

The Republican nominee for Tennessee's 5th district removed Trump references from his campaign as diesel prices hit record highs in his rural district.

Kansas Republicans and a Maine candidate who backed Trump's immigration crackdown are now distancing themselves from ICE operations ahead of midterm elections.

A retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel who voted for Trump three times says the president's public statements undermine his policy wins and alienate potential supporters.

Special election wins and a 14-point average swing toward Democrats in 2025 contests suggest potential gains in November, but independent voters remain a wildcard.

The rapper told Lara Trump that the President's authentic style contrasts with other politicians who stick to scripts.

Minocqua Brewing Co. says state regulators are punishing it for anti-Trump messaging after revoking alcohol permits at two locations.

US men's national team coach Mauricio Pochettino said he wishes he had been more involved in efforts to overturn Folarin Balogun's red card suspension before a 4-1 World Cup loss to Belgium.

Republican stronghold Florida faces tightening statewide races as Hispanic voter defection, affordability concerns and local disputes over data centers crimp the party's structural edge

Florida Republican Maria Elvira Salazar's campaign ad directly challenges the president's deportation efforts, prompting Trump to fire back from the Oval Office.

President Trump and his adult sons have invested heavily in artificial intelligence companies while his administration resists calls to slow AI development, prompting conflict-of-interest criticism.

President Donald Trump announced creation of an AI Force and plans to appoint an AI Czar, stating existing legal systems can manage artificial intelligence risks.

President Trump plans to create an AI Force and appoint an AI czar, signaling his administration will prioritize industry growth over strict oversight even as Democrats call for tighter government control.

Taipei conducted military exercises featuring missiles and attack drones for the first time, ahead of a meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Washington next week.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro called for strict federal AI regulation and international cooperation, directly criticizing President Donald Trump for failing to establish safeguards.

Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward said AI companies can coordinate on cybersecurity risks without triggering antitrust concerns, answering a question the AG refused to address.

President Trump criticized the Federal Reserve's board as hostile after it unanimously voted to raise interest rates to 3.75 to 4 percent, the first increase in three years.

Trump campaigned Sept. 16 in Gastonia for Michael Whatley, who trails Democrat Roy Cooper by nearly 8 points in a race that could determine Senate control.

Rep. Gregory Meeks cites concerns about the use of 2,000-pound munitions in densely populated areas of Gaza and Lebanon.

The Environmental Protection Agency eliminated greenhouse gas limits on coal and natural gas plants, citing over $300 billion in industry savings and blocking future administrations from similar regulations.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh confronts a rate decision that could either antagonize President Trump or signal market capitulation on inflation control.

President Trump said Sunday he may have developed a shortlist of candidates to replace Karoline Leavitt, as top administration officials continue holding press briefings in her absence.

Republicans amplified video of the New York Democrats appearing to laugh during the 9/11 ceremony reading, but an attendee says the footage was taken out of context