The political stakes are high for Trump, but also for Democrats, who have spent the past two years pushing toward this day. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump attributed statements to a Democratic congresswoman that she didn’t make as he set off an incendiary week of vilification with accusations that she and three other lawmakers of colour hate America. Continue reading →

O’Rourke has visited nine states since joining the race March 14, though he’d promised to head home for an official launch. Continue reading →

Billy Eichner wrote, ‘WE FLIPPED THE HOUSE!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU FOR VOTING!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!’ Continue reading →

David Beirne with the Federal Voting Assistance Program says it is getting a lot more calls to help voters register this year. Continue reading →

B.C. Green party hired AggregateIQ in 2016 to work on a new voter contact database and a new website. Continue reading →

“It feels the closest to the 1930s of anything that we have had since that time,” Margaret Atwood said. Continue reading →

Trump Jr.’s appearance marks a new phase in the Senate’s investigation. Continue reading →

On Wednesday, U.S. officials told Congress that Russians will try to continue to conduct influence operations in the U.S., including cyberattacks. Continue reading →

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has denied plotting to topple Prime Minister Theresa May, whose hold on power remained tenuous Sunday. Continue reading →