The governor has invested time and resources in four battleground House districts. If Democrats flip them all, it’s more likely than not they will control the House chamber next year.

Democrats are using the real estate in the Sunshine State to cast their opponents as out of touch.

Democrats in competitive races are offering anti-corruption plans, betting they can win in November.

In their first joint interview, Sen. Elissa Slotkin told MS NOW that “people want to see a Jewish woman and a Muslim man being able to get along, debate, push and pull on each other, and move the state forward.”

In a letter, the acting secretary of the Navy disclosed new details about the conditions onboard during the ship’s record deployment in the Iran war, insisting the “Lincoln’s crew is resilient.”

Donald Trump’s GOP skeptics in Congress have pushed back on the ban on MS NOW, CNN and Politico. His loyalists have no problem with it.

Republicans thought they were taking these districts out of play for 2026 by redrawing lines to make them safely red. But a bad political environment for the GOP has forced Republicans to still spend money to defend their candidates there.

Democrats have plenty of experience in impeaching President Donald Trump. But there’s a different approach that’s already picking up steam thanks to one of Trump’s most persistent GOP critics.

Republicans say that despite what Trump says, AI’s threat to humanity is not a “hoax.”

Congress is a “slow-moving” institution, lawmakers admit. That’s a problem when the technology is evolving almost constantly.

With under seven weeks until Election Day, the party’s House campaign arm is backing an Alaskan independent for only the second time in six years.

Democrats are nodding at the president's alleged corruption. But they're also talking about 'corruption' in a much broader, more bipartisan way.

On Friday the CIA released 71 Presidential Daily Briefs - intelligence memos for the commander in chief - spanning the Clinton and Bush administrations that offered repeated warnings about Al Qaeda's desire to attack the U.S. homeland.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., is trying to call attention to Trump's latest tariffs on Canada.

A new memo from the party’s main super PAC says the universe of competitive districts is growing. It also says MAGA Inc. and Elon Musk are outgunning it.

In a letter shared first with MS NOW, Rep. Jamie Raskin says 1789 Capital’s investments have been timed with “almost clairvoyant accuracy" since the president’s son joined as a partner.

Rep. Jamie Raskin is seeking records on a development that has drawn protests and allegations of a forged land deed.

The party’s House campaign arm added five candidates — including three military veterans — to its top-recruit list Thursday.

In Alaska, high gas prices stick around for rural communities much longer than anywhere else in the United States — and Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan may have trouble convincing his voters he is doing enough.

Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., has built a strong brand for himself by doing something not every politician does during congressional hearings: ask questions.