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See the growing signs of an NYC public-school parents’ revolt

Veteran parent activist Adriana Aviles revealed to The Post her horror on discovering her straight-A son hadn't even mastered basic algebra or fractions — exposing a total disconnect between...

What 2026 and 2028 Mean for Pro-Lifers

Should they prevail, you can count on Democrats pursuing a reinstated nationwide right to...

How to Watch Tonight’s Midterm Madness

Maine is just one indicator of how this night will go for Republicans.

The Republican Governing Trifecta Faces Daunting Midterm Test

A breakdown of the key Senate, House, and gubernatorial races.

United Against Prosperity

An airline CEO is offended by inequality in national wealth, but not by the...

How National Guard units are being deployed around the midterm elections

National Guard members in at least seven states will have some form of a role around Tuesday’s highly charged midterm elections. As Americans head to the polls, plain clothes National Guard soldiers are set to help monitor ballot boxes in seven Washington state counties, Iowa guardsmen are tasked with monitoring and defending election networks, and...

Supreme Court rejects Trump administration’s bid to set aside 20,000 California ballots

The Supreme Court on Monday quickly rejected the Trump administration’s effort to force California officials to set aside 20,000 ballots it claims belong to likely noncitizens and must be investigated. The court’s one-sentence order contained no explanation and had no noted dissents. California and immigration rights groups question the veracity of the administration’s list and...

Economy leading the way ahead of Election Day

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy   The Big Story Where does the economy stand before Election Day? Troubling data and Americans' sour views of the economy give Democrats an opening on Tuesday, as they attempt to retake control of Congress. © Greg Nash While President...

Thousands of Nevada voters receive mail ballots with printing error

Thousands of voters in Washoe County, Nev., received mail-in ballot return envelopes with the word “FALSE” written on them. A spokesperson for the county’s Registrar of Voters, George Guthrie, said in a statement to The Hill that the affected envelopes were “not limited to voters of any particular political party.” “The inclusion of the word...

Forecasts of midterm blue wave put Trump’s legacy on line

President Trump’s political capital is on the line ahead of the midterm elections as a potential blue wave threatens his final two years in office. Trump has crisscrossed the country, holding 28 in-person campaign rallies in addition to a series of tele-rallies. The president has made stops in Republican strongholds like Ohio, Texas, Iowa, Kansas...

Democrats question IRS on delayed tax gap estimate

A group of Democratic lawmakers on Monday urged Frank Bisignano, the CEO of the IRS, to answer for why the agency has delayed publication of data that shows how much money owed by taxpayers wasn't paid on time.   The lawmakers wrote in a letter to Bisignano that the IRS not yet releasing its tax gap...

More public schools are closing. Will the midterms speed or slow the process?

Public school closures are accelerating across the country, and voters in several states have a chance to speed up or slow down the process on Tuesday. Closures are largely determined by school board members and affected by a district's funding situation, which itself is downstream from state legislatures and governors' mansions.  With school board seats...

The 5 storylines to watch on Election Day  

There are no shortages of storylines to watch as the historic 2026 midterms draw to a close. The GOP is on defense as election forecasters, like Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ), predict Democrats have an 82 percent chance of flipping the House and a 62 percent shot at winning the Senate. A gloomy economy, President Trump's...

Democrats squabbling over how to contain Trump after Election Day

Democrats are expecting to win big on Election Day, but disagreements are already erupting among them over how aggressively to target President Trump for what they say are abuses of power and corruption. Democratic lawmakers and strategists are divided over whether to push another impeachment against Trump. Senators and leaders in the House are generally...

Five athletes and sports figures to watch on Election Day 

This week’s midterm elections feature a handful of races involving former athletes, coaches or sports media personalities who are hoping to secure victory at the ballot box and bring their experience on or around the field of play to a role in government. Tuesday’s elections come at the end of a midterm cycle in which...

Rising cancer rates are a wildcard for Iowa elections

Rising cancer rates and their potential link to farm pollution are causing a crisis in Iowa, throwing uncertainty into the midterm elections in the state that has shifted ruby red in recent years. Iowa suffers from the second-highest rate of new cancer cases in the U.S. and it’s one of the few states where the...

Dingell says Stevens defending Rogers endorsement on CNN was ‘one of the most painful interviews I’ve ever watched’

Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) on Sunday called Rep. Haley Stevens's (D-Mich.) interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, where she defended her endorsement of former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) in Michigan's Senate race, "one of the most painful interviews I've ever watched." Cooper, after a tense exchange with Stevens about why she changed her mind to endorse...

Stevens defends endorsing Rogers during tense CNN interview

Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) on Sunday defended her endorsement of Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers (R) over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in a tense interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper. Stevens, who lost to El-Sayed in a bitter primary, had assured Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) in a phone call Saturday night that she supported El-Sayed after the...

Democrats edge out Republicans in 7 heated Senate races: NYT polls 

Democrats are edging out their Republican counterparts in seven competitive Senate races ahead of Tuesday’s election, though the majority of them show statistical ties between the two parties, according to new polling.  Polling released by The New York Times and Siena University on Sunday show Democrats holding an 11-point lead in the Michigan race, a...

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