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Elise Stefanik insists she has a plan that will allow the party to hold off a Democratic offensive.

At a key Monday hearing, a federal judge will consider a bid to move the case out of the state court system.

The debate pits upstate interests versus downstate ones.

Once-sleepy state Supreme Court races hit a new nerve in a post-Roe world.

We’re still going to be paying too much for the wrong drugs.

If Democrats anywhere would peel off, it might be here.

The former president raised $4.18 million on Friday alone, the single-highest 24 hour period of his campaign to date.

Big-name Democrats are appearing in New Hampshire to sing Joe Biden’s praises as the president stays away.

What has changed, and what has stayed the same.

The former president is a defendant in four criminal cases and three civil cases — and they could all go to trial before the 2024 election.

The Republican challengers have a wide range of agendas, and not all of them involve winning.

TikTok is proving to be potentially game-changing for connecting with young voters of color. It also might not be around for long.

The party sees shifts in five states before the end of the year.

In a little known piece of New York City history, Adams once served as Sharpton's bodyguard.

Speaker Kevin McCarthy pulled together his leadership team for a full-court press that's paying off early, with multiple sought-after candid...

A new POLITICO Magazine/Ipsos poll punctures some prevailing political narratives about the Trump indictments.

The expedited trial date does not apply — at least for now — to Donald Trump or any other defendants in the Georgia case.

Shawn Still is a Georgia Republican charged alongside the former president in a racketeering conspiracy to subvert the 2020 election.

A grand jury in Georgia indicted Trump and 18 others last week on racketeering and other charges.

I recap reality TV shows. The first GOP debate gave some of the messiest ones a run for their money.

(What if there isn't any?)

Forget the barbs and zingers. The real story of the debate had no words at all.

Ron DeSantis was a non-factor as Republicans piled on Vivek Ramaswamy, instead.

The heated debate comes as deep-pocketed anti-abortion groups press the candidates to outline how far they would go if elected.

It's the first major opportunity to see what the Republican field looks like without Trump.