Chris Brennan

Being dismissive of the top concern among American voters, the economy, is a choice. And President Donald Trump keeps making it.

The political bill due for Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act looks likely to be paid by Republicans in Congress who backed his budget legislation.

The damage Republicans inflicted on government through Project 2025 will be long-lasting. Will midterm voters write its epilogue come Election Day?

Independent voters bring to the ballot a serious sense of dissatisfaction that will swing the 2026 midterm elections away from Trump and Republicans.

Across America, election administrators and law enforcement agencies are planning for smooth midterms, but also preparing for potential disruptions.

Independent voters want a say in democracy, but reject joining Republicans or Democrats. What do you think about this growing voting bloc? Tell us.

Greenland and Denmark sound like they just waited for our petulant president to finish his tantrum about something he could've just asked for.

We've reached the stage in 2026 midterm election cycle when Republicans dance the GOP two-step for mail ballots.

The Federal Reserve's board will meet on Sept. 15 and 16 to consider what to do about interest rates. Trump has been busy making trade war threats.

For you MAGA fans hoping for a quick $5,000 check for your vote, do you really want to commit a federal crime for a promise Trump isn't going to keep?

The battle over mail-in ballots is being waged in U.S. courts, including the Supreme Court. I asked three judges if they think Trump will succeed.

President Donald Trump is so deeply unpopular that the RNC convention platform and attention he clearly covets could backfire badly for his party.

The big scary wave of socialism that President Trump wants you to fear is just a small group of politicians appealing to voters with mixed success.

Trump has shown an interesting double-talk as he tries to evade transparency for the Epstein files, and Blanche seems content to delay on his behalf.

Senate Republicans keep treating Donald Trump as if he has no agency as an American president.

The DSA is having a moment, and little more, but this is not what the Tea Party looked like or sounded like during the midterm elections 16 years ago.

Anyone familiar with President Trump's time as a business owner or politician knows he can't be trusted about anything involving money.