Take yourself back to 2017, the first year of President Donald Trump’s first term. Kansas was represented in Washington by two Republican senators and four Republican representatives. Sam Brownback

Donald Trump’s increasingly foul-mouthed speeches may be a sign of cognitive decline, experts claim. A New York Times review found that the president, 80, used “all-or-nothing words” almost a fifth more frequently than he did a decade ago,

The anti-Trumper mistaken for a Donald Trump die-hard during a live Fox News hit from a GOP midterms campaign rally in South Carolina on Thursday — and who delivered a minute of pure TV magic trolling the president and his supporters — has revealed what prompted him.

The Minnesota representative tells The Nation that her targeting is “a deliberate attempt to distract the American people from the failures of this administration.” In the pre-dawn hours of October 12,

President Trump is holding an event Monday at the Washington, D.C. Reflecting Pool, while Michigan Democrats assess the fallout from a cross-party endorsement.

Businesses can continue evaluating AI investments on measurable value. They should also expect to explain how their deployments work, who benefits and what happens when the technology fails.

Former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia tried to get in on the Halloween fun by offering a how-to for anyone dressing up as her. Not everyone on the right was laughing. “Fit Check for Halloween Fans,

Once seen as a bellwether of the nation’s political mood, Ohio has been solidly red since President Trump first won office. Tuesday’s results could change that.

Yet more races “have shifted in the Democrats’ direction this week,” noted the conservative network’s latest Power Rankings.

American voters issued a stunning rebuke of the Trump Administration on Tuesday night by electing Democrats to take control of both chambers of Congress come January. Among the many implications for Hollywood in the 2026 midterm election results,

President Donald Trump’s once-powerful endorsement is officially dead—and it won’t be back anytime soon, a top political reporter says. Former ABC News Chief Political Correspondent Terry Moran tells The Daily Beast Podcast that the Democratic rout of Trump-endorsed candidates in the House and Senate proves Trump’s days as a GOP kingmaker are not just limited,