Instead of wishing for presidential hopefuls to change course, voters should ask their congressional candidates what their plan is to stop these catastrophic tax hikes.  

Democratic strategist David Axelrod weighed in on Vice President Harris's recent town hall with CNN, calling it a “mixed night.” “I think it was a mixed night. I think she was very strong coming out of the gate and she obviously came with a purpose,” Axelrod, who is a CNN contributor, said during a panel...

Both parties are living in their own ideological media bubbles. But it’s worse for the Democrats.

Former President Trump has a slight advantage over Vice President Harris with less than two weeks left in the White House race, a new survey shows. The Wall Street Journal poll, released Wednesday, found Trump leading with 47 percent compared to Harris’s 45 percent. In the Journal’s August survey, the vice president led by 2...

For three decades, The Hill newspaper has been an integral part of the Washington scene, the place to go for the latest news from Congress, the White House and the campaign trail. 

The FTC has finalized a "click-to-cancel" rule that requires sellers to make it as easy to cancel a subscription as it was to sign up, in an effort to protect consumers from unfair or deceptive pricing and put money back in Americans' pockets.

Voters in South Dakota are closely divided on the issues of legalizing recreational marijuana and protecting abortion access, which will both appear as ballot measures in the state in November, according to a new poll. The Emerson College Polling/KELO-TV/The Hill survey found slight advantages for the side against both of these measures, but only slighty....

Russian President Vladimir Putin is resorting to bribery and propaganda in an attempt to prevent Moldova and Georgia from joining the European Union, but his efforts have so far been unsuccessful.

Sununu pointed to recent instances where Harris has struggled to distinguish herself from President Joe Biden.

In today’s issue: If there are 17 people out there who have not made up their minds to vote, or how to vote, Vice President Harris and former President Trump are determined to break their bitter deadlock by converting those fence-sitters into election participants. If there’s a shared battle plan afoot, it involves selling competing...