
Biden Stays Off the Trail as Obama and Harris Step Up for Midterms
Biden stays off the campaign trail as Obama and Harris carry the midterm push, raising worries over his health.


Biden stays off the campaign trail as Obama and Harris carry the midterm push, raising worries over his health.

Four Democratic candidates in tight races run ads supporting keeping boys out of girls' sports, despite voting against bills restricting male participation.

Maine's Troy Jackson races against time to unseat Susan Collins, holding rallies across the state while her machine runs ahead.

Three NYC DSA groups remove themselves from a joint post celebrating the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks; one group keeps the statement up.

Tom Morello explains why he 'certainly did not' vote for Kamala Harris, clarifying he votes third-party in California.

Fox News ranks the biggest late surprises in elections, arguing the real shocks come after October, not during it.

Trump tells Republicans to vote by mail but warns of cheating, a contradiction that has become a recurring feature of his presidency.

A Republican candidate rebukes Trump's threat to 'take out' two American cities while crowds applaud, raising alarm in the district.

Vice President JD Vance promises $400M for Alaska's grid as he rallies for Sen. Dan Sullivan amid tight Senate race.

With prices rising and Trump's approval at historic lows, Democrats hold the advantage as midterm elections approach.

NPR hits six states to hear voters explain their midterm picks, from Georgia Senate races to Texas's redrawn districts.

A president speaks words of ruin, naming two great cities as doomed; a governor replies with grave warning.
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