Republicans are scrambling to protect a century-old Senate stronghold that suddenly looks vulnerable.
The Chiefs are reportedly mulling bringing back a familiar face not named Tyreek Hill to bolster their wide receiver room.
I’m not raising a tiny Karen. But I am raising a girl who will know that sometimes being nice won’t work.
Trump vows to protect Columbus Day as states differ over whether to mark it or Indigenous Peoples Day.
How Trump Could Respond To Saudi Airport Attack As He Weighs Joining Fight
A mass deportation drive has swept up at least 65 religious figures, a Newsweek analysis found.
Zelensky offered to halt strikes on Russian refineries only if Moscow stops attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
‘SNL’ Mocks Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Snub, Public Execution Plan
Democrats Fear Their ‘Blue Wave’ May Have Crested Too Early
Trump rules out renaming the Hudson and Mississippi rivers as he eyes new names for an ocean and another river.
Trump urged Senator John Fetterman to switch parties. Polls suggest such a move could carry major political risks.
DOJ is investigating whether major TV networks violated antitrust law by suspending White House pool coverage.
At a rally in Tennessee, President Donald Trump stresses that his popularity will carry the party, despite new polls that show concern for Republicans.
Trump shared a pastor's support for livestreaming Nidal Hasan's execution as criticism spread from the Vatican to his own party.
Trump said it's "time for Ukraine to get a new president" and warned Zelensky to stop hitting Russian refineries.
"This is a terribly pernicious system. It's gone on for too long," Vice President JD Vance said on Thursday.
GOP lawmakers including Don Bacon, Michael McCaul and Lisa Murkowski say the move conflicts with recent efforts to pressure Moscow.
Polls show Trump’s 2024 voters are less enthusiastic about the midterms than Harris voters, as cost-of-living concerns weigh on Republicans.
Khalil Mack trade buzz builds around the 0-4 Chargers, and two executives put a surprisingly low price on the edge rusher.
Allan Lichtman predicts Democrats will flip five Senate seats in 2026, potentially reshaping control of Congress.
