Elissa Slotkin

Haley Stevens to claim the party’s nomination for U.S. Senate in August, spent months fighting concerns about his electability and whether he could unite a splintered Democratic Party

Early voting is underway and debate season is heating up

Early voting is underway and debate season is heating up

Early voting is underway and debate season is heating up

Every Senate Democrat on Wednesday voted against advancing the Stop Insider Trading Act, which would prohibit members of Congress from purchasing stocks

Trump-China visit: Xi welcomes US president with gun salute and military display

Although the White House has downplayed such suggestions, Donald Trump has declined to rule it out while continuing to sow doubt about the integrity of past — and future — US elections

Anxiety among Democrats that the Trump administration could try to meddle in the midterm elections has grown, particularly after the president deployed federal agents in Democratic-led states over the objections of local leaders

The insurgent group, which he helped co-found, had gotten more than 700,000 Democrats to vote “uncommitted” on their 2024 presidential primary ballots to pressure the US government to call for a ceasefire in Gaza

The comments have widened a fight inside the party over how to handle one of its most popular online surrogates

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is facing renewed criticism from progressives after one of the House's most outspoken pro-Israel Democrats received a key foreign policy assignment at a time when Democratic voters are increasingly critical of Israel's conduct in Gaza

In the span of two days, Abdul El-Sayed distanced himself from leftwing streamer Hasan Piker, spoke out against rightwing hate directed at the Muslim community, and debated Fox News host Jesse Watters on taxing billionaires

Gottheimer urges all Dems to cut ties with Hasan Piker: 'He should be put outside and not welcomed into any kind of tent'

Trump throws US elections into chaos with ‘declassified’ voter fraud conspiracy claim

During an appearance on Fox News' "America's Newsroom," co-host Dana Perino asked Dingell whether Democrats mishandled allegations first raised by a former girlfriend of Platner

Jaime Harrison, the former chair of the Democratic national committee, directed a pointed message at candidates running under the party’s banner while openly criticizing its direction

During his Wednesday confirmation hearing, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) administrator nominee Cameron Hamilton sought to toe the line between restoring order after a turbulent year at the agency and President Trump’s desire to scale down federal disaster aid

Platner’s victory comes despite months of damaging headlines over his background, including a Nazi-linked tattoo and accusations of abusive behavior in past romantic relationships, which caused deep division within his own party

GRAHAM PLATNER has weathered more scandals in six months than many politicians do in a lifetime

GRAHAM PLATNER has weathered more scandals in six months than many politicians do in a lifetime

The Democratic candidates in Michigan’s Senate race squared off in a combative Thursday debate, clashing over foreign and corporate campaign donations

Her latest remarks at the Mackinac policy conference walked back an earlier definitive statement, leaving her political future open to interpretation

As President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping this week, lawmakers in both parties are warning the White House not to use the U.S. auto market as a bargaining chip in any deal with Beijing

Americans should be worried about President Trump’s upcoming summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping

Americans should be worried about President Trump’s upcoming summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping

Energy is not expected to be a major part of Trump’s two-day summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping that starts Thursday in Beijing — but his administration is still eager to draw a policy contrast between the two countries

Americans should be worried about President Trump’s upcoming summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping

Americans should be worried about President Trump’s upcoming summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping

When they met in South Korea in October, Trump and Xi agreed to pause tit-for-tat fees ⁠on each other's ships for a year, staving off an estimated $3.2 billion annually in fees for ​large Chinese-built vessels sailing to U.S. ports

Jose, a landscape worker in Houston, Texas, recently visited his grandparents and cousins in Mexico

Steve Kornacki lays out everything you need to know before polls close in Indiana this evening, where the focus is more local than usual

Vance’s visit coincides with Iowans grappling with elevated prices for gas and fertilizer

Costs, casualties and strategy dominate Capitol Hill showdown

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth tangled with Senate Democrats Thursday during his second day of hearings on Capitol Hill, sparring with lawmakers over President Trump’s war with Iran, the Pentagon’s massive $1.5 trillion defense budget request and potentially sending troops to polling sites

Jill Tokuda (D-Hawaii) asked Hegseth if he would comply with an order from Trump to deploy troops to polling locations during the midterms

After the 2024 elections, there was a panic among Democrats about the absence of a liberal Joe Rogan

Before explicitly telling Al Sharpton she was considering running for president again on Friday afternoon, former Vice President Kamala Harris had not exactly been hiding her ambitions

Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed declined to disavow past extremist comments by streamer Hasan Piker during a Tuesday campaign stop

Slotkin, a former CIA analyst who previously served in the House, was asked about a presidential run while visiting Iowa this week to stump for local Democrats

Trump: Iran’s civilisation will die tonight

Slotkin, a former CIA officer, was one of six military and intelligence members of Congress who appeared in a viral November video urging service members not to follow future orders that violate laws

Slotkin, a former CIA officer, was one of six military and intelligence members of Congress who appeared in a viral November video urging service members not to follow future orders that violate laws

The dramatic rhetoric came with roughly 12 hours remaining before Trump's self-imposed 8 p.m. EDT deadline for Iran to reopen the vital waterway, through which roughly one-fifth of global oil supplies pass

There’s nothing in the military’s 1,200-page Law of War Manual about whether it’s legal to end a civilization, perhaps because nobody could have imagined an American president would make such an apocalyptic threat

Retired U.S. Army Brigadier General Steve Anderson on Tuesday slammed President Donald Trump as “an absolutely terrible commander in chief” and predicted Nuremberg-style trials if he follows through with his staggering threat against Iranian civilians amid his ongoing war

Tehran has a tight deadline of 8pm ET (1am BST Wednesday) to reopen the Strait of Hormuz before Trump unleashes the dreaded attack

Just five months after President Donald Trump and his allies appeared indignant over a video in which six congressional Democrats warned service members not to obey illegal orders, Trump is showing exactly what they were talking about