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Democrats' New Approach For Votes Is Shocking Political Experts — In A Good Way

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed stirred online reactions after a recent interview in which he called President Donald Trump "an idiot," said Vice President JD Vance "has no actual soul" and described Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as a "mini-fool bully." The trio, El-Sayed said, make up a "whole coterie of the dumbest … most cowardly people" to run the country. "We are actively bullied by the dumbest people in the room," El-Sayed said on comedian Hasan Minhaj's podcast, which was released on Wednesday. "Donald Trump is an idiot. He has one genius, which is getting attention because his dad never gave him enough. Because he was a nepo baby, he craved attention and used the bullying tactics to get it. But the man is an idiot. Just a fool." "JD is a smart person, but he has no actual soul," El-Sayed continued. "His thing is just to suck up to the strongest person in the room to do…

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Midterms 2026: The Balance of Power

In the final stretch before the 2026 midterms, the fight for control of Congress is coming down to the wire. Here's what's at stake if Republicans or Democrats take control. The 2026 midterm elections will determine the balance…

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Time for change? Permanent daylight saving time bill awaiting US Senate action

Most of the nation returns to standard time Sunday morning, and Congress could decide as early as next month whether it will be the last time people have to change their clocks. President Donald Trump wants year-round daylight saving time. The U.S. House voted overwhelmingly in July for the change. Lots of Democrats and Republicans are behind the idea. Yet, any momentum has stalled. The legislation can’t get out of the U.S. Senate, and it looks unlikely there’ll be much progress anytime soon. Senators are due to return to Washington from a lengthy recess on Nov. 9, and a push for year-round daylight saving time is expected. But it faces strong opposition from senators in rural areas and those who represent states where children could be walking to school in darkness for most of the winter. “No one likes changing the clock, me included, but Congress has enacted permanent Daylight Saving…

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Alaska’s governor orders a probe into Peltola’s Senate campaign over the second Sullivan candidate

Dunleavy’s order, posted overnight on social media, comes a day after President Donald Trump called for the criminal prosecution of Mary Peltola and her campaign. In a race that’s among a handful of Senate contests this year expected to determine control of the chamber, the Republican president had previously directed his Department of Justice to sue to block certification of it, demanding that Alaska be prevented from certifying a win by Peltola if Daniel J. Sullivan Jr. remains on the state’s ballots. Dunleavy wrote that reporting by The New York Times “reveals disturbing new evidence of an organized effort to manipulate Alaska’s elections by recruiting candidates — including one with the same name as an incumbent U.S. Senator — to deliberately confuse voters and misdirect their votes.” “Deliberately tricking voters into casting their ballots for someone else strikes at the integrity…

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ELECTION 2026: Vivek Ramaswamy promises tax investigations during Miami Valley tour

With less than five days until voters decide Ohio's next governor, candidates are traveling across the state to convince undecided voters. According to the latest poll numbers from Suffolk University and USA Today, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton leads Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy by four points. Ramaswamy just finished a bus tour of the Miami Valley. 'He's dead, I shot him;' Woman calls 911 says she shot, killed boyfriend in Greene Co. Former child facility CEO faces federal child pornography and coercion charges Ramaswamy talked about his mission to end sanctuary cities and lower property taxes. "I announced this morning on day one, I'm going to sign an executive order that we're going to launch investigations into any locality that has seen property taxes more than double since the pandemic," Ramaswamy said. He started at The Spot restaurant in Sidney, then…

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