In the first month of Donald Trump’s second presidency, Republicans have naturally been taking their victory lap. A flurry of executive actions have dominated headlines, along with Trump getting ...

“I paid the price politically.” Romero said that for some Democrats changing party registration to Republican might be “a bridge too far,” but the point is that people should not blindly ...

On his fifth Presidents’ Day in office, Trump remains a bottom-tier member of the group.

The November 7 elections kept the number of state government trifectas at 40—23 Republican and 17 Democratic—which was the highest number since at least ... Of the incumbents who sought re-election ...

In the Westchester County executive race, Democrat Ken Jenkins handily defeated his Republican opponent 64 percent to 36 percent after President Trump improved his standing in the county from 2020 ...

To do so, he will have to strike in both Democratic and Republican areas. While Washington, D.C., and its surrounding suburbs are known for their concentration of government workers, the reality ...

A Gallup poll found that 45% of Democrats want their party to be more moderate, an 11-point increase since 2021. Meanwhile, 43% of Republicans prefer their party's current ideology, with fewer ...

Amid Democrats ... “REPUBLICANS BETRAY THE MIDDLE CLASS.” Jeffries conceded, when pressed by CNN, that voters hadn’t bought this argument from voters last year, but he insisted the ...

We recently published a list of Jim Cramer Discusses These 11 Stocks & President Trump’s Approval Drop. In this article, we ...

Rep. Norma Torres (D-Calif.) said. Amid the debate, all Democrats seem to agree on one thing: Capitol Hill Republicans, who control both chambers of Congress, will provide no check on their White ...

Oregon has a Democratic trifecta and a Democratic triplex. The Democratic Party controls the offices of governor, secretary of state, attorney general, and both chambers of the state legislature. As ...

The pressure for Democrats to push back on President Trump’s expansive agenda further complicates any prospect of a unified, rigorous “autopsy” like the one Republicans conducted in 2012.