News Search
Search Results
President Trump has cancelled weekend midterms campaign rallies backing Republican congressional allies in red states as the GOP mood darkens amid polls predicting a Democratic blue wave.
10Loading video...By Sam Stevenson and Daniel Orton0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when y...
South Carolina Democratic Party officials say they are targeting anywhere between 18 and 25 Statehouse seats in the upcoming elections. Most are centered in the Lowcountry.
With a blue wave and more than $21 million in outside spending, this year's Colorado state legislative races pose an existential threat to Republicans as they try to avert Democratic supermajorities.
The Justice Department has dramatically accelerated a criminal probe into whether Alaska Democrats sought to confuse voters by recruiting a Senate candidate intended to siphon votes from the Republican, issu...
Republican House Majority Leader Bobby Kaufmann is running for an eighth term to the Iowa Legislature, challenged by Democrat and part-time truck stop worker James Behrmann.
Trump rallies in Texas for Ken Paxton as James Talarico calls it a corruption crisis and blames billionaire money in the final midterm week.
Meet some of the courageous men and women who protested the president at recent rallies—and paid a physical price for it. Said one: “I should tell the president to f--k off more often!”
Centrist Democrats spent last year criticizing the party’s most visible Muslim candidate—and have done so again in 2026.
Candidates are trading accusations of being beholden to big donors, debating who wants to restrict congressional stock trading more and cutting ads featuring literal swamps.
An unnamed Trump adviser told Zeteo that the ad made Ramaswamy look as if he was “siding with the rapist protector mom.”
Former US president Barack Obama has slammed President Donald Trump and the Republican Party for focusing on his joke about the White House makeover
Bob Bartles, a Democrat from Burlington and Brian Thie, a Mediapolis area Republican are on the ballot to take a seat on the Des Moines County Board of Supervisors.
Bob Bartles, a Democrat from Burlington and Brian Thie, a Mediapolis area Republican are on the ballot to take a seat on the Des Moines County Board of Supervisors.
Bob Bartles, a Democrat from Burlington and Brian Thie, a Mediapolis area Republican are on the ballot to take a seat on the Des Moines County Board of Supervisors.
Bob Bartles, a Democrat from Burlington and Brian Thie, a Mediapolis area Republican are on the ballot to take a seat on the Des Moines County Board of Supervisors.
Bob Bartles, a Democrat from Burlington and Brian Thie, a Mediapolis area Republican are on the ballot to take a seat on the Des Moines County Board of Supervisors.
Both Democrat Rob Sand and Republican Zach Lahn said Tuesday in their final gubernatorial candidate debate that more work was needed to address mental healthcare and the impact of Medicaid
Voters are choosing between Ashley Moody, the Donald Trump-backed Republican who was appointed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, and Angie Nixon, the left-wing challenger who hopes to be Florida’s first Democratic U.S...
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson joined Republican Congressman Zach Nunn in Urbandale to rally supporters ahead of one of the most competitive U.S. House races
In Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District, which includes Lehigh, Northampton and Carbon counties and part of Monroe County, incumbent Rep. Ryan Mackenzie, a Republican, is battling challenger Bob Brooks,...
Donald Trump’s whirlwind campaign to keep Republicans in control of Congress after next week’s midterm elections was returning to Ohio on Wednesday for the third time in a month, as Barack Obama rallied...
More and more Americans are using Affirm and Klarna not just for major, one-time purchases but to make ends meet. And we know little about how they really operate.
AI hasn’t made Gen Zers obsolete—yet. But they’re being asked to prove themselves in an economy moving toward a future that seems, well, just not that into them.