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Schumer says he’s not going anywhere, but his own candidates aren’t ready to back him

Chuck Schumer told Politico he is running for re-election as leader, but candidates like Adam Hamilton and Sen. Elissa Slotkin want fresh leadership.

The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their...

Poll: 1 in 4 Trump voters say GOP candidates should break from the president

One in four Trump voters say GOP candidates should break with the president to...

‘We don’t know where the bottom is:’ Republicans fret races in Trump country

In late September, top Republicans across House GOP leadership, leading political operations and individual...

Destroy Obama’s kangaroo courts for college sex crimes — and bring back equal justice

President Trump has moved ahead to restore fairness on campuses — relying on Title...

Setting the stage: What the 2025 elections signal for next year’s midterm showdowns

Democrats claim economy focus drove 2025 gubernatorial wins in New Jersey and Virginia, setting stage for 2026 midterm elections as affordability remains key voter issue.

FBI identifies man sought in attack on US Attorney Alina Habba’s office

The FBI identified Keith Michael Lisa as the suspect who allegedly showed up at Acting U.S. Attorney Alina Habba's office with a baseball bat and destroyed property.

Socialist wave goes coast-to-coast as historic wins shake up the 2025 mayoral elections

The Democratic Socialists of America celebrated their biggest ballot victory yet as Zohran Mamdani won in New York City, while socialist Katie Wilson was elected to lead Seattle.

EPA chief wraps national tour as critics slam deregulation agenda

Zeldin caps off his 50-state EPA tour promoting “American comeback" reforms, but environmental groups contest Trump's EPA and Zeldin are ignoring science and gutting key regulations.

Destiny or Dynasty: Inside the new class of political nepo babies vying for power

Political nepotism takes center stage as famous family heirs seek office in 2026, including President John F. Kennedy's grandson, Jack Schlossberg.

Trump administration stays silent as massive Ukraine corruption scandal rocks Zelenskyy’s inner circle

Trump administration stays silent as $100 million Ukraine corruption scandal rocks Zelenskyy's government, prompting senior official resignations.

Immigrant who allegedly dodged ICE with Wisconsin judge’s help has been deported

An immigrant who was arrested after a Milwaukee judge allegedly helped him dodge federal agents has been deported.

Trump breaks with ‘wacky’ Marjorie Taylor Greene

President Donald Trump has broken with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a staunch long-time ally and prominent MAGA figure who has been at sharp odds...

Trump drops Marjorie Taylor Greene endorsement, calls her a ‘ranting lunatic,’ hints at backing primary rival

Trump withdraws support for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, calling her 'ranting lunatic' and 'Wacky Marjorie' in explosive Truth Social post targeting longtime ally.

Bondi taps acting U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton to probe Democrats’ ties to Epstein

Attorney General Pam Bondi, at the behest of President Trump, has initiated an investigation into ties between Jeffrey Epstein and prominent Democratic figures.

Trump rolls back tariffs on grocery items, and critics say it’s an admission tariffs raise prices

President Trump has signed an executive order to reduce tariffs on grocery items that have risen in price or cannot be grown easily in the U.S.

Protesters arrested, officers injured in clash outside Chicago-area immigration facility

Authorities arrested 21 protesters Friday and said four officers were injured outside a Chicago-area federal immigration facility that activists say functions as a de facto detention center and is plagued by inhumane conditions.

How chummy is too chummy? Epstein emails shine light on relationships between journalists, sources

The emails to and from Jeffrey Epstein released this week shine a light on the delicate relationship between reporters and their sources. And, as can be the case, bright light isn't always flattering.

Senate probes Justice Department effort to thwart FBI investigation of Clinton’s dossier payments

The Senate Judiciary Committee is investigating the Justice Department's effort to shut down an investigation into the Clinton campaign's funding of the infamous Steele Dossier.

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