
Are Trump’s US Government-Funded Ads Illegal?
Are Trump's US-funded ads illegal? The White House calls them public service; critics call them campaign propaganda.


Are Trump's US-funded ads illegal? The White House calls them public service; critics call them campaign propaganda.

A far left candidate runs for Senate in a red state like Florida, facing deep-pocketed opposition and a skeptical electorate.

A senator's old words on football's ethics and safety are brought forth again, and his rival's campaign makes use of them.

Sen. John Kennedy wants a rule barring living pols from having buildings named after them, citing public money shouldn't fund self-promotion.

Senate Republicans abandon plans to leave Washington ahead of midterms, as a key GOP race puts pressure on the legislative calendar.

Republicans are using testosterone as a political weapon in the midterms, from mandatory military screenings to banning it for trans youth.

A look at Lindsay Owens's book 'Gouged,' arguing that America's high prices are engineered, not accidental, and what a revived consumer movement might do.

A grim tale of doomers, polls, and independents — are Republicans overreacting to their own peril?

Sen. Kennedy calls White House taxpayer-funded Trump ads 'probably' illegal, citing precedent set by ex-Sec'y Noem.

Sen. John Fetterman stumbles, calling himself a 'lifelong Republican' at Texas Tribune, before correcting himself.

A veteran strategist foresees a Republican 'wipeout' in the midterms, citing one tight Texas governor's race as evidence.

Sen. John Fetterman says it's "entirely possible" Democrats take back Senate, after midterms.
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