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Kevin Roberts denoun­ced the “veno­mous coali­ti­on” that has cri­ti­ci­zed the for­mer Fox News host.

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Fema­le mayors face hig­her rates of poli­ti­cal­ly moti­va­ted vio­lence and harass­ment, a new poll finds.

Kat Abug­h­aza­leh, a Demo­crat run­ning for an open House seat, said the char­ges are “unjust.”

Cas­ten: ‘I think Trump com­mits impeacha­ble offen­ses on a dai­ly basis’ lead image

Rep. Bill Fos­ter says the public is on Dems side in shut­down stale­ma­te lead image

Top Finan­cial Ser­vices Dem says CFPB cuts reflect con­sti­tu­tio­nal cri­sis lead image

The depar­tu­re is the latest in a string of shakeups for the embatt­led Sena­te can­di­da­te.

Repu­bli­cans lar­ge­ly oppo­se the decis­i­on to fea­ture Bad Bun­ny, which Trump has decried as “cra­zy.”

What the 2025 elec­tions could tell us about 2026 | The Play­book Pod­cast lead image

A new report from Wel­come­PAC, which sup­ports cen­ter-left Demo­crats, offers a mode­ra­te view of how the par­ty can rebound from 2024.

Repu­bli­can law­ma­kers see no path for­ward wit­hout buy-in from GOP Gov. Kel­ly Ayot­te.

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 hundreds of car­toons that enter­tain and enra­ge rea­ders of all poli­ti­cal stripes. Here’s an offe­ring of the best of this week’s crop, picked fresh off the Too­no­sphe­re. Edi­ted by Matt Wuer­ker.

The Ken­tu­cky Sena­tor sounds off about the Trump administration’s fail­ure to uphold its for­eign poli­cy and Epstein reve­la­ti­on pro­mi­ses.

Sen. Rand Paul and Kate­lyn Jet­e­li­na | The Con­ver­sa­ti­on lead image

The Maine Sena­te can­di­da­te is brin­ging on a new cam­paign mana­ger, among other chan­ges.

Bailey’s son, Zacha­ry, his wife, Kel­sey, and their two young child­ren, Vada Rose, 12, and Samu­el, 7, died in the crash.

Firms with ties to the pre­si­dent are the new rain­ma­kers.

The vehic­le struck a secu­ri­ty check­point just after 10.30 p.m., the Secret Ser­vice says.

His for­mer poli­ti­cal direc­tor said he “knows damn well” what the tat­too signi­fies.

Paul Ingrassia’s bid to lead a whist­le­b­lower agen­cy is set for a Sena­te con­fir­ma­ti­on hea­ring Thurs­day.

Run For Some­thing is pit­ching major donors on its $50 mil­li­on, five-year effort.

The respon­se from sta­te lea­ders has ran­ged from sharp con­dem­na­ti­ons to attacks against Dems.

A sea­so­ned card play­er, Gov. JB Pritz­ker has hos­ted eli­te poker events and gam­bled in Vegas over the years.

The demons­tra­ti­ons fol­low a wave of pro­tests in June that orga­ni­zers say drew more than 5 mil­li­on peo­p­le in cities across the coun­try.

The can­di­da­te for Maine Sena­te peg­ged the “offen­si­ve lan­guage” used in his past social media posts to his mili­ta­ry ser­vice.

Ver­mont sta­te Sen. Sam Dou­glass will resign after inten­se pres­su­re from top Repu­bli­cans in the sta­te.

The pre­si­dent has spear­hea­ded an aggres­si­ve cam­paign across the coun­try to have Repu­bli­cans redraw con­gres­sio­nal lines.

In a wide-ran­ging inter­view, DNC chair Ken Mar­tin pre­view­ed Demo­crats’ pro­s­pects in New Jer­sey and Vir­gi­nia and dis­cuss the party’s redis­tric­ting chal­lenges.

Zohr­an Mamda­ni domi­na­ted the evening, while Andrew Cuo­mo couldn’t indu­ce any major mista­kes.