Can Democrats actually flip this red Kentucky district?
With Mitch McConnell retiring and Andy Barr opting to run for the upper chamber, a rare open House seat is now in play.
There's a new wedge issue playing out in Senate Dem primaries
Candidates in Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota are locked in largely symbolic debates over taking corporate PAC money.
How a top DC strategist courted Jeffrey Epstein
Crisis communications consultant Juleanna Glover corresponded with the late sex offender during a 15-month period shortly before his death in 2019. She says it was all in service of tanking Trump.
The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other head-slapping events in the world of politics. The fruits of these labors are ...
Democrats are trouncing Republicans in state elections since Trump took office
Voter turnout in state elections over the last 14 months has Republicans concerned as the midterms approach.
Former president of national gay rights group resigns to take up fight against Muslim Brotherhood
'I have never said that Egale is antisemitic and I do not believe that it is,' says Jacki Lewis, managing partner of Toronto law firm, Lewis & Associates
Judge slams Ontario lawyer for filing made-up legal quotes; lawyer says it's 'human error' not AI
The lawyer either used AI then misled court or made up rulings and presented them as real law, the judge wrote, adding that 'the cover-up may be worse than the initial error'
Heritage minister reconvenes advisory group on online harms to consult on AI chatbots
Speaking in Tokyo last week, Carney said Canada was 'lagging' behind others in the area of online safety
Canadians concerned about rising government deficits, believe middle-class will foot the bill: poll
Seventy-one per cent of respondents consider deficits a problem as governments go deeper into the red
Liberals offer more search, intercept powers to police and CSIS with new bill
The Carney government took a first stab at the issue in its first ever bill but the proposals were lambasted by opposition parties and privacy advocates