In one month, Americans will decide control of Congress. If current polling proves correct, Republicans will face a brutal night.

In the era of prediction markets and Trump, race ratings move money, but what constitutes a precise rating is being hotly debated.

A nationwide backlash is forcing candidates onto unfamiliar ground

Newsweek’s AI Policy Scorecard shows AI took over Washington’s agenda faster than the parties could decide what to do with it.

Senator Jon Ossoff has emerged as a Democratic favorite for 2028. The only question is, does he want to run?

After a primary cycle that’s seen fighters beat unifiers, is a nice guy like Andy Beshear what Democratic voters are looking for?

The timing of Senator Mitch McConnell’s return to Congress remains uncertain as lawmakers prepare to reassemble in Washington.

Trump’s support for data centers puts him at odds with many voters, including conservatives, ahead of the midterms.

Trump officials mark one year since Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassination with sharp tributes and political warnings.

Donald Trump’s approval rating may be sinking, but RNC Chairman Joe Gruters tell Newsweek his base will define the party’s future.

The two-day Dallas event has heavily focused on Trump as the GOP works to energize its base ahead of November’s midterm elections.

Donald Trump gave Americans a financial incentive to vote for Republicans in the midterms.

The Pennsylvania Democrat praised McCormick and vowed to work with Trump as delegates applauded his surprise appearance.

“If you’re going to defy history, you can’t do what they’ve always done in the past,” Joe Gruters told Newsweek.

Trump’s Texas convention arrives as GOP fears grow, with Paxton slipping and Democrats sensing a rare chance to flip the state.

A spokesperson for Cornyn confirmed to Newsweek that the Texas senator will not be attending the GOP midterm convention.

As the Democratic Party debates how to win in the era of Trump, Martin tells Newsweek the answers lie outside the beltway.

After years of losses, party leaders are betting infrastructure, not charisma, can break the GOP’s grip on the Lone Star State.

The dispute over ranked choice voting reflects a broader rift in the DNC between state party officials and the D.C. establishment.

In a Newsweek interview, Flanagan explains how she won Minnesota’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary after being outspent two to one.