Trump’s assault on the 2030 census is misguided and damaging, says the nation’s pre-eminent historian on the U.S. Census.

In Ohio, Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Sherrod Brown bolted out to an early lead while James Talarico was running strong in Texas, where no Democrat has been elected to the U.S. Senate since 1988.

For a supposed champion of Western Civilization, the world’s first trillionaire appears oblivious to the Ancient Greek formula.

Importantly, Georgia Democrat Senator John Ossoff won a second term. A year ago, he was thought to be in trouble, but after running a stellar campaign and facing a hapless GOP challenger, he coasted ...

In Anti-Fascist Economics, Isabella Weber argues that Democrats underestimated inflation’s costs. Can her affordability agenda save democracy?

The GOP can’t sustain itself as a party without principles led by a mob boss. Tonight’s midterm results may make that reality impossible to ignore.

Susan Collins, the five-term incumbent, is leaning on her Appropriations Committee chairmanship to justify a sixth term. It may not save her.

One block from the White House stands a 12-story building, the National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, erected in 1960—long the lone private holdout on a block of executive branch offices. The ...

And for the 7,386 elected state legislators, a 2024 study by Rutgers’ Eagleton Institute of Politics put their average age in the mid-50s—with more state legislators older than 80 than under 30. Far ...

Democratic leaders are spending millions to elect progressive candidates in the midterms, setting aside old battles.

The five-term Senate incumbent is leaning on her Appropriations Committee chairmanship to justify a sixth term. Here’s an instructive example of why the coveted gavel may not save Collins.