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South Carolina firebrand running for governor allegedly abused agents working without pay during shutdown

Residents overwhelmingly backed the redistricting measure Democrats say is critical to protecting democracy

Candidates endorsed by Donald Trump were wiped off the polls during the Nov. 4 elections, including in New York City. So, he declared that Republicans lost because his name wasn’t on the ballot. Which, conveniently, is how things will be for every election from now until the end of time.

In perhaps one of the biggest blows to the Republican Party in recent memory, Democratic socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani won the NYC mayoral election on Wednesday, becoming the city’s first Indian American, first Muslim, and the first millennial (youngest mayor in over a century) mayor-elect. He is set to take…

Republican congresswoman refutes a police report that alleges she used ‘derogatory’ language at police officers at the Charleston airport after a mix-up left her without a security escort

Americans voted in elections on November 4 in the first major test of whether Republicans can hold together the coalition of voters that propelled Donald Trump to the White House in November 2024. The result was a Democratic party triumph.

ELECTION 2025: Republicans now admit: They’re losing the argument over the shutdown, and prices haven’t come down. So, John Bowden asks, ‘Now what?’

ELECTION 2025: President’s demand for Republican senators to scrap filibuster shows he has no interest in hearing what voters have to say, writes Andrew Feinberg

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney's death has exposed an icy divide in Washington, as Donald Trump's White House offered only a perfunctory condolence—widely seen as a calculated snub after Cheney admitted voting for Kamala Harris.