Democrats hoped a “blue wave” would crash over Republicans in the Sunshine State Tuesday night. They were left with a trickle ...

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TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Gov. Ron DeSantis eviscerated the state of Republican politics Wednesday after the party’s devastating ...

Vice President JD Vance blamed Republicans’ sweeping midterm losses on the war with Iran on Wednesday, arguing that voters ...

Lawmakers will return to Washington next week for what’s known as the lame-duck session, where they’ll begin sorting through ...

An inquiry into AUKUS organized by a former Australian Labor MP and defense chief has called for the Australian government to ...

Anthony Albanese had to personally intervene to sign off on major changes to a 560 million Australian dollar program delivering Labor’s election commitments, including AU$6 million for the ...

More than any American president, Trump has used fear as a central tool of policymaking. He doesn’t look so fearsome today.

Republicans don’t think their party is focused enough on their biggest issue. The economy — and specifically the cost of living — is far and away voters’ top concern, and new results from The POLITICO ...

The Democratic wave reached deep into Republican territory, reshaping the map and raising new questions about the GOP’s path to the White House.

Shock waves from the Democratic blue tsunami cascaded through global energy markets on Wednesday.

Gonzales-Torres is the first in a long line of progressives to succeed in challenging the Democrat from his left. She blasted ...