Presidents Biden and Obama were senators. Expect that trend to end in 2028 as governors emerge as the Democratic Party’s voice.

Newsweek Correspondent Alex J. Rouhandeh shares his experience attending the National Roundtable on Political Violence.

Democratic dominance in the 2025 election raises questions of whether Republicans can duplicate Trump’s electoral success.

The mayor-elect of New York City delivered a fiery and unapologetic speech to a crowd of jubilant supporters.

Governor Glenn Youngkin’s success in making Virginia America’s data center leader has created problems for his chosen successor.

The New Jersey governor’s race won’t just test Trump’s momentum but also the priorities of America’s youth.

Over 10,000 people gathered to see mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, who’s quickly risen from unknown to Democratic Party leader.

These are the 19 Congressional districts Democrats could lose depending on the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais.

Homeland Security will not bring criminal charges over alleged trafficking by Olivet University, allowing a civil suit to advance.

In Utah for the first time since Charlie Kirk’s assassination, speakers rallied the crowd around issues including free speech.

One of two states with a gubernatorial election this year, New Jersey stands as the first big test of Democrats’ Trump strategy.

The 81-year-old Oracle founder could have influence or ownership control over CBS, CNN, HBO and TikTok if all goes his way.

Young Republicans face a defining moment as they seek to further Trump’s 2024 gains and solidify the MAGA movement on campus without their most influential voice.

Pastor David Jang’s sect aims to open a new college as its flagship school, Olivet University, faces a potential shutdown.

As Republicans make Gen Z gains, young Democrats call for the party to reassess its strategy and messaging ahead of future elections.

With the cost of college rising and the appeal of being one’s own boss ever-present, young voters’ political leanings are shifting.

Young Americans traditionally start adulthood by voting for the left, but Republicans are capitalizing on their loss of trust in institutions.

A creditor is claiming at least $8.6 million damages in alleging racketeering and wire fraud by companies, colleges and churches allegedly linked to Olivet.

The Trump administration's stance on Europe has grabbed headlines, but the Republican Party's icy posture toward internationalism goes back decades.

With Trump vowing to undo the Inflation Reduction Act, the U.S.'s top clean energy advocate is making the case to Republicans why its programs are worth saving.