Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has canceled all spending on TV ads with just weeks until the first caucus in Iowa and primary in New Hampshire.

The House Majority PAC, a Democratic-aligned group whose mission is to regain the House, on Wednesday launched a nearly $6 million ad campaign to flip the New York seat of expelled GOP Rep. George Santos.

Senate Democrats facing tough reelections in 2024 are happy to tout President Biden's achievements, but they're more coy about any plans to appear alongside the unpopular leader of the party in their home states.

A new poll shows that one out of five younger Americans has a positive view of Osama bin Laden, and that various age groups hold differing views about the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks.

Pedro Naranjo idolized his father growing up and followed him into the Venezuelan air force to fly helicopters. So deep was their bond that when the older Naranjo feared being jailed for plotting against Nicolas Maduro's socialist government, father and son fled to the United States together.

The Michigan Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that former President Donald Trump can stay on the 2024 primary ballot, joining six other states in bucking liberal attempts to keep his name out of the running.

Special counsel Jack Smith asked a judge on Wednesday to bar Donald Trump's lawyers from injecting politics into the former president's trial on charges that he schemed to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Donald Trump has centered his unlikely rise from reality television star to onetime - and potentially future - president on the idea that he's wiser than Washington's bumbling political class, once going so far as to label himself a "very stable genius."

You know things are bad for a Democrat when he or she is complaining that media coverage is biased against them. You know it’s even worse when that Democrat has no solution to any actual problems and only wants to complain.

Presidential primaries tend to produce one “interesting candidate.” The phrase is not wholly complimentary, for it identifies one of the hopefuls who have, in truth, no hope of winning. The candidate is evidently intelligent, highly unconventional, and less like any of the others than they are like each other.