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Tuesdays Gone

This year’s election conjures up memories of several similar defeats for the right.
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Virginia Is No Longer for Lovers

Not with abortion up to birth in the state constitution.
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Democrats Win, Students Lose

After Tuesday’s results, education reform faces a big setback.
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Ballot Initiatives Produced Many Silver Linings

Voters in multiple states fought back against wealth and property taxes, men in women’s...
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Judge delays work on Trump Triumphal Arch after planning commission approval

A federal judge blocked President Trump from starting construction on his vision of a Triumphal Arch at the gateway to Washington, in a ruling issued just minutes after the project had received final approval Thursday night from the National Capital Planning Commission.
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Here Come the Socialists

Their delusional caucus is about to balloon in Congress. In time, it will be up to conservatives to persuade voters that there is a...

Ranking the Issues

Tariffs and the Iran war are unpopular. The public blames both for higher prices. Both are inextricable from the unpopular elements of Trump’s character.

Populism Proves Massively Unpopular

Yesterday’s rout was an outright rejection of the economic protectionism some Republicans embraced.

Nebraska rejects measure to permit online sports gambling

Nebraskans rejected a ballot measure that would have opened the door to online sports wagering in the state.

O say, can you sing? Alabama approves measure requiring national anthem in schools

Alabama voters have approved a ballot measure requiring public schools to broadcast or perform the first stanza of the national anthem once per week.

Missouri rejects ballot measure to restrict abortion

Missouri voters on Tuesday rejected a ballot measure that would have cleared the way to tighter controls on abortion.

Voters punish Trump, Democrats score key victories, and the GOP suffers historic losses

Tuesday's midterm elections laid bare voters' deep frustrations over high prices, the Iran war, and concerns over government corruption.

Voters hand Democrats Congress, leaving Trump a reshaped Washington for his last two years

Democrats can now block President Trump's agenda, reject his appointees and investigate his administration.

Democrats dominate: Voters toss Republicans from House, Senate, governorships

Voters across the country pulled the lever for blue on Tuesday, ousting Republicans and delivering even longtime GOP stronghold seats to Democrats.

Jim Jordan throws hat in ring for House minority leader as GOP picks up pieces after blue wave

Jim Jordan is calling GOP colleagues about leading House Republicans as minority leader, potentially setting up a clash with Speaker Mike Johnson.

Democratic socialist sweeps into DC mayor’s office, signals openness to working with Trump

Janeese Lewis George won the Washington, D.C., mayoral race after Trump called her a "communist adherent" following her primary win earlier this year.

Radical socialist wing’s huge night reveals ascending clout within Democratic Party

Democratic Socialists of America candidates won or led in two of three races on Tuesday, spanning Berkeley rent boards to congressional seats.

From Texas to Kansas, 6 stunning midterm results that upended the political map

Democrats flipped seven Senate seats in a 2026 midterm referendum on Trump, ousting Susan Collins and defeating Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Meet the far-left socialists coming to Congress next year

House Democrats will see a slew of new far-left lawmakers enter their ranks next year after Tuesday night's midterm elections.

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