Category: Politics

Senate Republicans plan to move the nomination quickly and Democrats have little chance to block the nominee, but a bitter Senate battle looms in the weeks ahead.

The Democratic nominee is a fierce critic of Trump’s tax bill, but a key charge is not yet confirmed in the data.

A prominent Democratic donor is urging groups to change course as the election nears.

Less than six weeks out from the election, House Republicans have a chance to just pick up a handful of seats. But so do Democrats.

The top election official is warning about a technicality that could jeopardize mail-in voting.

Activists from both sides have been galvanized by the prospect that a newly conservative Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark abortion ruling. But each party sees risks in focusing too heavily on abortion as the court fight unfolds.

On Friday, the president plans to stage events in Florida, Georgia and Virginia and hold a fundraiser at his hotel in Washington.

The Washington Post is partnering with ProPublica to hear what problems voters — that’s you — are encountering when trying to vote in the general election.

The pool of “reasonable viewers” who treat Tucker Carlson with skepticism does not include the president.

We don’t know all the details, but it seems likely that it isn’t Democrats who are seeking to skew the election.

President Trump is set to confirm a third Supreme Court nominee with a simple majority vote for the first time since the adoption of the cloture rule in 1917. It caps a three-decade period of rising partisanship — and hypocrisy — over federal judicial nominees.

President Trump is preparing to unleash blistering attacks against Joe Biden at their first debate Tuesday, including ones targeting Biden’s son Hunter. Biden’s allies are warning him not to lose his temper and make a mistake.