The Fox News forecast shows Democrats gaining momentum in the House race, while 17 toss-up districts could decide control.

Opponents of the 250-foot triumphal arch project say it could disrupt military burials at Arlington, during construction and after its completion.

Current Democratic members of Congress and former Republican lawmakers are joining forces to call for the courts to stop Trump's mail-in voting executive order.

Democrats hold a slimmer edge than in 2018 as Trump’s record-low approval and redistricting shape a tighter 2026 battlefield.

The left wing of the Democratic Party flourished this summer as fed-up liberals in key races across the country have eschewed traditional, more moderate candidates in favor of hard-charging progressives.

President Trump’s low approval ratings along with historical trends point to a clear Democratic advantage in November. But Republicans also see some reasons for optimism.

Senate control is now a toss-up as Democrats gain ground, while a 50-50 result would let Republicans retain rule through JD Vance.

Democrats are coalescing around their top attack lines as public opinion of data centers turns rapidly negative.

But first, the Democratic leaders have to ensure they can keep their own politically diverse — and sometimes rebellious — big-tent caucus in line, which was tested this week. Two go-their-own-way Democrats bucked the party on a routine procedural vote, angering colleagues and raising a red flag about potential party divisions to come.

A federal consumer-safety agency has been pressuring hospitals to hand over personally identifiable health data to a private company.

Former state Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg, who ran alongside then-Gov. Jon Corzine in 2009 as the Democrats’ first nominee for lieutenant governor, said the administration should provide some clarity as soon as possible to end the confusion.