Rep. Haley Stevens did something you don’t see every day: a sitting Democratic congresswoman publicly endorsed a Republican in a hot Senate race. The endorsement of Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El‑Sayed instantly blew up the party’s local chatter, and the reaction has been raw, loud, and unforgiving. A congresswoman breaks ranks — and the More

The late stages of California’s ballot fight have turned into a political brawl — and not the polite kind. Two very different measures are suddenly headlines. One has a federal racketeering lawsuit accusing a major union of coercion. The other has won surprising editorial support as a fix for California’s stalled housing and infrastructure. Voters More

Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and Senator Roger Marshall went on the offense this week to sell the new Harvest Fuel Relief program to Kansas farmers — and to remind voters that Republicans are the party that actually tries to solve problems. The message was simple: diesel and input costs have pinched margins, so the More

The Michigan Senate race just got a fresh supply of campaign fuel — and it came from a primetime television couch. A recent extended 60 Minutes interview with Michigan Democratic nominee Abdul El‑Sayed, conducted by Ross Douthat, produced two short lines that exploded online. Dave Rubin’s show highlighted the exchange, circulating a clip that sent More

Federal prosecutors just widened a troubling case in Michigan. A superseding indictment added four more defendants, bringing the total to 12 people accused of a campaign of threats, vandalism and intimidation aimed at Michigan’s Jewish community and University of Michigan officials. Among the crowd now under federal scrutiny is a woman who briefly worked, and More

President Donald Trump told the New York Post’s Pod Force One podcast that he would consider issuing preemptive pardons to protect people around him — including private allies like Elon Musk and members of his administration — if Democrats move to pursue federal prosecutions after the midterm elections. The line was short, blunt and unmistakable: More