The Republican Party faces logistical and strategic challenges in Alaska after two individuals with the same name secure spots on the ballot, raising concerns about voter confusion and campaign coordination.
President Donald Trump publicly berated Republican lawmakers for their opposition to his newly proposed tariffs on Canadian imports and relaxed beef import restrictions, highlighting growing intra-party friction over trade strategy.
A Republican National Committee fundraising text attributed to JD Vance appears to acknowledge rising grocery costs, marking a shift from the Trump administration's usual downplaying of inflation ahead of the midterms.
Republican attorneys general from Iowa and Montana have urged the Supreme Court to block Democratic states' antitrust lawsuit against the Paramount Global-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, while separately, The Match Factory has acquired international distribution rights to four restored Apichatpong Weerasethakul films at the Venice Film Festival.
A sweeping victory for the Freedom Caucus in Wyoming demonstrates shifting voter priorities within the Republican Party and weakens the influence of moderate establishment candidates.
Conservative media figures and GOP insiders are urging party members to consolidate efforts and address internal divisions as the November midterm elections approach.
Members of the SD and Levice parties published an open letter affirming their support for the office of the republic's president, framing the issue as a matter of constitutional principle rather than personal allegiance.
The DCCC is deploying targeted advertising against Republican representatives in swing districts who supported recent cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Conservative lawmakers have voiced strong criticism after Donald Trump reignited debates over sweeping tariffs, fearing the economic uncertainty could jeopardize Republican prospects in the upcoming midterm elections. The move has sparked internal party tension over trade policy and electoral strategy.
Iran and Oman have held discussions on an interim pathway to reopen the Strait of Hormuz following escalating regional tensions. While Washington claims maritime hazards have been cleared, Tehran maintains the waterway remains restricted, prompting cautious market reactions.
A long-shot candidate sharing the incumbent Republican senator's name secures a significant position on the November ballot, creating a potential electoral headache for the GOP.
In a recent interview, Republican Senator Ted Cruz discussed escalating trade disputes with Canada, growing public resistance to large-scale data center construction, and the lasting impact of Justice Clarence Thomas.
A formal complaint targets Rep. Richard Hudson and the House Republican campaign committee for allegedly violating rules that prohibit the use of congressional proceedings for electoral advertising.
Hillary Clinton suggested that Republicans are secretly supporting Mark Carney amidst US-Canada trade negotiations. She also stated that the key to ending the US-Iran war lies with India and China, provided President Trump utilizes diplomacy.
A Republican leader in Los Angeles has issued a distress call for resources and support after a Democratic mayoral candidate's campaign advertisement sparked widespread public outrage.
National Republican Guard officers apprehended a 61-year-old suspect in Setúbal district, confiscating a large quantity of cocaine, cash, and a weapon during a targeted operation.
Republican primary runoffs in South Carolina and Oklahoma are drawing national attention as President Trump’s historical success rate with endorsed candidates faces critical tests, including a historic bid to retain a Senate seat.
The US Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration to restrict mail-in ballots, while trade tensions escalated with Canada over new tariffs, prompting Canada to consider closer ties with the EU.
An article argues that escalating trade tensions between the US and Canada, driven by Trump's policies, are detrimental to both countries. It suggests that Trump's approach of treating allies worse than adversaries could negatively impact Republicans in the midterms.
Analysis suggests that former President Trump's ongoing influence on economic discourse and policy direction is generating additional political complications for the Republican Party ahead of upcoming elections.
The Republican convention in Dallas is being viewed by party members as both a rallying point for their base and a crucial mission to address current political challenges.
In several Western states, from South Dakota to Alaska, independent candidates are challenging incumbent Republicans, capitalizing on a perceived 'toxic' Democratic label among Western voters.
The tariff dispute between the United States and Canada is escalating, with Canada demonstrating a firm stance against US trade policies. This comes as global economic factors, including crude prices and the rupee's performance against the dollar, are under scrutiny.
Republicans already hold a substantial financial lead for the 2026 midterm elections, a gap that is set to widen with Elon Musk's planned investment of up to $200 million.
Republicans are growing concerned about the economy's potential impact on the upcoming US midterm elections. There are worries that economic conditions, possibly influenced by events like the Iran war, could affect their electoral prospects.
Portugal's GNR (National Republican Guard) seized five tons of hashish in the Guadiana region during a coastal surveillance operation involving land, sea, and air assets. Several foreign nationals were arrested.
Tsvetan Tsvetanov stated that his party, "Republicans for Bulgaria," faced repression from state structures, hindering its establishment, and acknowledged that forming his project quickly after leaving GERB was a mistake, adding that GERB is in crisis.
A journalist recounts her journey to find her Republican great-grandfather, José Molina Lopez, who was cast into an anonymous mass grave and had his memory erased by the Franco regime during the Spanish Civil War.
J.D. Vance is campaigning for Republicans in Ohio, drawing on his Rust Belt roots and visiting the steel plant where his grandfather worked. His campaign emphasizes his connection to the region's working-class history.
New filings reveal that the Democratic National Committee is trailing its Republican counterpart by over $100 million in cash on hand, with millions of dollars in debts, as the midterm elections approach.
South Carolina Republicans are reportedly divided over Darline Graham's recent debate performance, which has been described as 'eyebrow-raising' and sparked internal party discussions.
A Danish political analysis suggests that Republicans would rather contend with the Democratic left of 2020 than the emerging left of 2026, focusing on issues like expensive groceries and taxes on the wealthy rather than gender and police violence.
Mike Rogers has launched a 'Democrats for Mike Rogers' coalition in Detroit, aiming to attract voters dissatisfied with Abdul El-Sayed's progressive policy stances in a closely contested race.
The Cook Political Report has updated its ratings for several key US Senate races, moving the contests in Texas and Iowa from leaning Republican to 'Toss Up'. This adjustment indicates a more competitive outlook for Democrats in these states.
The United States national debt has reached a record-breaking $40 trillion, marking a significant financial milestone. This comes as the US also plans to impose its toughest-ever sanctions on Iran, urging China to cooperate in isolating Iran's economy.
The possibility of Texas, a traditional Republican stronghold, turning 'blue' and shifting to the Democratic camp, a phenomenon often called 'Blexas', is generating significant enthusiasm among Democrats.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has warned Democrats face 'political suicide' after the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) praised Fidel Castro and called for Senator Marco Rubio's prosecution. The RNC criticized the DSA's stance as extreme.
Democrats in Alabama and across the US are attempting to mobilize Black voters' anger following the Supreme Court's weakening of the Voting Rights Act and subsequent Republican redistricting. They hope to harness this sentiment for political gain.
Several candidates endorsed by Donald Trump lost their Republican primary races in Florida, Wyoming, and Alaska, indicating a mixed outcome for the former president's influence. Meanwhile, a democratic socialist secured a significant win in Florida.
Jenny Costa Honeycutt, who secured the Republican primary runoff to succeed Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), has discussed her campaign for the congressional seat.
While Republicans may gain a dozen seats through redistricting, Democrats currently lead the congressional ballot, with voter concerns over affordability dominating the upcoming midterms.
President Trump is reportedly planning a meeting with Kim Jong Un this autumn and has ordered a reduction in military exercises with South Korea. Additionally, the Trump administration temporarily suspended new tariffs on Canada hours before their deadline.
US Rep Byron Donalds has secured the Republican nomination for Florida governor, defeating former Rep David Jolly. Election takeaways from Florida also noted Donalds joining a historic field and a progressive candidate achieving an upset victory.
Representative Ralph Norman, R-S.C., has criticized Senate Republican leaders for taking a five-week recess, demanding action on the stalled SAVE America Act and other conservative priorities.
Florida Republican Representative Cory Mills is fighting to retain his House seat in an upcoming primary election. His campaign is facing scrutiny as voters head to the polls in his district, testing his ability to run under an ethical cloud.
The White House has defended former U.S. President Donald Trump's right to vote by mail, following reports that he cast his ballot by mail in Florida's Republican primary despite his previous criticisms of mail-in voting.
McKinsey & Company is defending its 'diverse workforce' claims after House Republicans accused the consulting firm of peddling misleading DEI claims and opened an investigation.
Republican Mike Lawler publicly criticized New York Attorney General Letitia James for alleged inaction on antisemitic hate crimes in New York, claiming over 90% go unprosecuted and demanding enforcement of the law, with a video of his remarks circulating.
A Republican lawmaker has strongly condemned UN officials, accusing them of holding anti-American and anti-Israeli positions, including calls for the arrest of former President Trump.
An artistic tribute in Spain honors a beatified individual executed by militias and thrown into a well, with a painting by Andrés García Ibáñez serving as a remembrance of nearly 7,000 ecclesiastics killed by Republican militias.
Florida voters are heading to the polls for the gubernatorial primary election, with Trump-backed Republican Congressman Donalds leading the race to succeed DeSantis, and David Jolly topping the Democratic field.
Facing low approval ratings for Trump, Republicans are advised to study Barack Obama's 2012 reelection strategy to improve their chances in the upcoming November elections.
Republican bonfires in Derry are being treated as sectarian-motivated hate crimes, with concerns that a younger generation is being manipulated by dissidents.
The Republican primary race in Southwest Florida is facing controversy as several candidates from other states are accused of 'carpetbagging' by moving to the area solely to run for office.
A House Republican has suggested that Senator Darline Graham is an 'ally' for the 'swamp,' implying she is part of a corrupt political establishment. The comment was made in a critical assessment of the Senator.
An article suggests that Iowa, a red state reeling from Republican policies, might be ripe for a different kind of Democratic insurgency as voters consider change.
Artificial intelligence is emerging as a crucial campaign topic in the US, with Trump advocating for rapid growth while progressive Democrats and some Republicans push for stricter regulation against tech companies.
Relatives of a family killed by a semi-truck condemned a GOP campaign ad that utilized their loss without consent, highlighting concerns over the truck driver's fraudulent citizenship status.
Republican candidates in key battleground states are requesting targeted financial support from Donald Trump, despite concerns over associating with an unpopular president.
Democratic Senator John Fetterman’s favorability rating among Pennsylvania Republicans has surpassed that of his GOP primary opponent, fueling rumors that he may switch parties.
Recent polling data indicates a closely contested Senate race in Texas, while Republican candidates hold a growing advantage in the gubernatorial matchup heading into the election cycle.
Darline Graham has secured victory in the South Carolina Republican primary runoff, setting up a general election contest for November. Political analysts note her win could signal shifting dynamics within the state’s conservative electorate ahead of the upcoming elections.
Democrat James Talarico is leveraging past legal controversies surrounding Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, seeking depositions to sway moderate Republican voters ahead of the primary.
Deposed on August 30, 2023, by soldiers led by Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguéma, then head of the Republican Guard, Ali Bongo left Gabon on the night of May 15-16, 2025 with his family.
The California Senate rejected a Republican proposal to prohibit registered sex offenders from holding public office, sparking partisan controversy and public outrage.
Reproductive Freedom for All, one of the nation's oldest abortion rights organizations, has thrown its support behind Democratic nominee Troy Jackson in his bid against Republican incumbent Susan Collins.
Republican senators warn that the booming demand for AI data centers is driving up electricity prices, potentially costing their party a crucial Senate seat in Ohio.
An appeals court rejected Republican arguments that Supreme Court decisions allowing party-candidate coordination should also grant lower advertising rates, marking a victory for Democratic campaign finance strategies.
A new national survey indicates that American voters currently trust the Democratic Party more than Republicans to address rising living expenses and economic pressures.
The trade dispute between the United States and Canada intensified as President Trump threatened increased tariffs on autos, prompting Canada to vow retaliatory measures. This escalation marks a significant development in the ongoing economic conflict between the two nations.
An analytical commentary explores claims that Republican factions may deploy legal or procedural tactics to retain control of Congress even if they lose the presidential race, sparking debate over electoral norms.
A key House Republican accuses Gavin Newsom of stressing the Colorado River supply by failing to build new dams and water infrastructure in California.
Republican primary runoffs in South Carolina and Oklahoma put Trump's endorsement record on the line after five gubernatorial picks fell short this cycle.
Scary visuals emerged from Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood amid reports of a fire near Bellevue Avenue East and East Republican Street. Details on the cause and extent of the fire are pending.
Republican Senate hopeful Ken Paxton announced an anti-data center plan, joining other GOP candidates in Texas who are opposing projects that have angered their core voters.
Donald Trump threatened to double tariffs on Canadian auto imports and proposed a new $100,000 H-1B visa fee, while the U.S. also announced expanded sanctions to isolate Iran under 'Operation Economic Outcast'.
Two Republican candidates named Dan Sullivan are competing for a US Senate seat in Alaska, with one of them being supported by a third individual also named Dan Sullivan, a former mayor of Anchorage.
The bungled recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene, which devastated North Carolina two years ago, have become a central point of contention in the state's US Senate race, with both Democratic and Republican candidates blaming each other.
Texas Republicans, angered by Governor Greg Abbott's refusal to block data centers, are 'breaking rank' and pledging to vote Democrat, giving his Democratic challenger hope for an upset.
The pro-Israel group AIPAC is preparing to spend significantly to support Mike Rogers, the Republican nominee for Senate in Michigan, though Rogers reportedly has some reservations about the backing.
Republicans are identifying opportunities in the recent primary wins by progressive candidates, while Democrats are embracing the ensuing debates. This dynamic sets the stage for upcoming electoral contests.
Republican Senator Tim Scott defended fellow US South Carolina Republican Senator Darline Graham's comment that 'national security is not my thing.' Scott attempted to assuage concerns but did not provide details of Graham’s national security experience.
Alaska Republicans are working to inform voters about a suspected Democratic plant sharing the name of candidate Dan Sullivan, as the state's ranked-choice voting system complicates the Senate race.
The 'Collectif Fatali, Rappel' in Senegal has issued a press release condemning the removal of former President Macky Sall's name from major public projects, citing a lack of republican decorum.
Opposition to data centers is growing, with both Democrats and a rising number of Republicans campaigning against them, making it a significant issue in the upcoming midterm elections.
Nancy Kassebaum, a moderate Republican from Kansas and the first woman to chair a major Senate panel, has died at 94 after serving three terms before tiring of political strife.
Outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is set to join a pro-Trump political organization. This move comes amidst ongoing discussions about Trump's economic policies and their global implications.
Florida Democrat Senate nominee Angie Nixon has denied being a socialist despite her affiliation with the Democratic Socialists of America. She also controversially claimed that the Republican Party is attempting to kill Black Americans.
The International Republican Institute (IRI) mission has identified insecurity and vote-buying as significant threats to Nigeria's 2027 general elections. The NDC has urged its candidates to avoid violence and foul language in the upcoming polls.
The US Supreme Court has ruled to allow the continued construction of a controversial ballroom at the White House, a project initiated by former President Donald Trump. This decision temporarily permits the building work to proceed.
San Diego County has voted to bar ICE agents from using firearms training facilities, a decision that has drawn accusations of hypocrisy from Republican lawmakers.
Local committees of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) in the Jablanica district have begun preparations for upcoming elections, proposing nine candidates for republican deputies, including a student.
Oriol Junqueras, president of Esquerra Republicana, asserted that Catalonia is currently not equipped to accommodate a significant increase in population, citing strained infrastructure and public services.
Republicans are reportedly expressing strong disapproval of Donald Trump’s latest tactics aimed at undermining Congress’ authority over funding. These actions have caused friction within the party.
An analysis suggests a significant shift in the US electorate is creating a new political front, distinct from the 2020 landscape, which Republicans might find more challenging than the previous Democratic left.
In a tightly contested race, Democrats who traditionally vote for their party are reportedly backing Rogers over El-Sayed, indicating a significant split in support.
Scott Jennings, a Republican political strategist, is increasingly being named as the leading candidate to replace Karoline Leavitt, with the selection process reportedly just beginning.
A Republican candidate in Michigan falsely alleged that Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed believed 'America deserved 9/11,' a claim El-Sayed had publicly denied months prior.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Collins has labeled Jon Ossoff's viral remark about White House aide and cancer survivor Natalie Harp as 'sexist' and 'misogynistic,' strongly condemning the comment.
The campaign arm of US Senate Republicans has warned major artificial intelligence companies that negative perceptions of data centers in the US are harming the party's chances of retaining power.
Séamus Ó Tuama has fulfilled a promise to his late father, Diarmuid, by completing his book on the history of Belfast from a republican perspective, including the Ó Tuama family's experiences.
Democrats are achieving victories in special elections in traditionally Republican-leaning areas, with the latest win occurring in a state House race near Butler, Pennsylvania.
Florida Republicans have removed disgraced Representative Cory Mills from his position following numerous allegations, demonstrating a stronger stance on ethics than House Speaker Mike Johnson, who had refused to act.
The Serbian Republican Electoral Commission (RIK) has postponed its decision on new voting booths, facing criticism and concerns from students and opposition groups that the new design could compromise voting secrecy and facilitate electoral fraud.
Byron Donalds has won the Republican primary for Florida governor and will face Jolly in the general election to succeed DeSantis. Donalds is favored to become Florida's first Black governor.
Archival footage and videos of Richard Nixon are going viral, edited with music and short clips, as young American conservatives revive the Watergate president as an anti-hero in a phenomenon dubbed 'Nixonmaxxing'.
A Republican House Representative was reportedly caught on a doorbell camera rifling through someone's mailbox in Florida. The homeowner has decided not to press charges.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is 'absolutely convinced' Republicans can defy historic midterm trends and grow their House majority this fall by pushing an anti-socialism message in key battleground states.
Pete Hegseth's "personal" trip to Iowa has fueled speculation that he may be considering a run for Trump's office, as vulnerable Republicans seek support.
Republican Attorneys General from Florida, Louisiana, and West Virginia have launched a joint investigation into Anthony Fauci's handling of the Covid pandemic, exploring ways states might bypass a potential Biden pardon.
A House Republican has stated that they 'don't make much' of the concerns surrounding the USS Abraham Lincoln, downplaying any potential issues related to the aircraft carrier.
A longtime Republican aide has defected to a rising Democratic star, intensifying the Texas Senate battle for Senator Cornyn's seat. This move highlights the heated competition in the upcoming election.
While Senate Democrats contend with one unpopular candidate, the situation for Republicans is reportedly much worse regarding their candidate prospects.
The Alaska Senate race is drawing attention due to the presence of two Republican candidates named Dan Sullivan on the ballot, raising concerns about potential voter confusion and its impact on the Democratic challenger's prospects.
Donald Trump's popularity has fallen to its lowest point during his presidency, amidst various controversies including a personal attack from the White House on a journalist's children and concerns over his foreign policy stances. This decline comes as Canada scrambles to avert his proposed tariffs and Trump praises India's election system.
Defense Secretary Hegseth campaigned for Representative Zach Nunn in Iowa, marking another departure from previous norms for the defense secretary, whose predecessors typically maintained a greater distance from politics.
A staffer for Abdul El-Sayed likened Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers' Ford truck video at the Woodward Dream Cruise to a 'KKK cross burning,' sparking controversy.
During the US Midterm election campaigns, politicians are discussing artificial intelligence more frequently than issues like racism and industry. Democrats are campaigning on fears of data centers and surveillance, while Republicans focus on competition with China and national security.
New bans on using student IDs for voting in Indiana and New Hampshire, enacted by Republican-led states, have created additional hurdles for young voters and prompted lawsuits.
The defeats of Trump's chosen candidates in primary elections signal a struggle for the ideological direction of the Republican Party, marking a battle for the legacy of Trumpism.
Donald Trump is heavily investing in a GOP Senate run in South Carolina, leveraging recent redistricting gains and mail-voting restrictions to secure electoral advantages ahead of the midterms.
The Trump administration has threatened to demolish Washington’s Kennedy Center if a federal court blocks its planned renovation project. Officials argue the historic venue requires significant structural updates and will not accept restrictions that halt construction.
Republican presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau is positioning himself as a figure of alternation against Macronist heirs, betting his campaign on a clear ideological line while competitors Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal remain in contention.
Republican attorneys general from Iowa and Montana have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene and block an antitrust lawsuit filed by twelve Democratic state AGs seeking to prevent Paramount Global’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
A Guardian podcast episode examines growing public anger over massive datacenter construction in the US and analyzes whether this issue could negatively impact Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections.
Alaska's US Senate primary produced a bizarre outcome as incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan and a Republican challenger with the same name, Dan Sullivan, both advanced to the November general election, alongside Democrat Mary Peltola.
Darline Graham has secured the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina, succeeding her late brother Lindsey Graham and underscoring Donald Trump’s enduring influence over party primaries ahead of the midterm elections.
Shifting political dynamics and demographic changes are paving the way for a potential historic breakthrough in US gubernatorial races with a Black Republican candidate.
Bernadette Wilson, a prominent conservative media personality, will compete in November’s ranked-choice runoff for Alaska governor, as Republicans seek to consolidate support behind the top finisher.
The Trump administration threatened the demolition of the Kennedy Center if a $250 million renovation was not completed, with some reports suggesting the threat was linked to the potential removal of the president's name. This comes amidst other controversial proposals by the administration, including renaming Lake Ontario and imposing tariffs on Canadian goods.
The CEO of Texas-based convenience store chain Buc-ee’s announced plans to expand into Republican-leaning states, outlining three key criteria required for new locations.
Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton announced a new initiative designed to address the perceived adverse effects of large-scale datacenter development in Texas.
Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers and his allies reportedly asked the influential pro-Israel organization AIPAC to cease its opposition campaign targeting his election bid.
Democrat Adam Hamilton is running against Republican incumbent Roger Marshall in Kansas, aiming to break a decades-long streak without a Democratic senator from the state in the upcoming midterms.
A Republican representative criticized Democratic candidate Angie Nixon's membership in the Democratic Socialists of America, warning that socialist ideology is often concealed until politicians gain power.
The Log Cabin Republicans, a gay rights group within the Republican party, has removed references to transgender people from its website, signaling a shift in focus.
The Serbian Republican Electoral Commission (RIK) has approved an urgent public procurement for 30,000 voting screens for polling stations. RIK also proposed using two types of screens, both cardboard and booths, for voting.
Watchdog data reveals that several leading US companies, which previously signed a letter urging Congress to strengthen the Voting Rights Act, are now contributing to groups like the Republican Attorneys General Association that work to undermine it.
Despite some clear advantages for Republicans, President Trump's unpopularity has created an opportunity for Democrats to potentially regain control of the Senate, an outcome previously considered unlikely.
The Republican Youth Library in Azerbaijan has unveiled new digital presentations dedicated to the study and promotion of the literary legacy of Nizami Ganjavi, a renowned classical Azerbaijani poet.
Twitch commentator Hasan Piker has addressed the backlash over his 'We Are Charlie Kirk' song, dismissing the criticism as 'fake outrage' and calling Republicans 'grifters'.
Republican political activist Grover Norquist has targeted Australia, labeling it a 'loser country' over its news bargaining code and local content quotas for streaming services like Netflix.
Police were called on a New York Times reporter at a campaign event for Republican lawmaker Thomas Kean Jr., who has a reputation for being intensely private and had a three-month absence from Congress earlier this year.
Alaska Republicans are working to educate voters about a suspected Democratic plant in an election, as concerns about 'ballot fatigue' threaten the race.
Turkey's Republican People's Party (CHP) is reportedly considering a timetable for its next election, as Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu seeks to solidify his position within the party.
Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs against the United States, escalating a trade dispute after the US imposed new levies. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused the Trump administration of an 'attack' and vowed to respond 'dollar-for-dollar'.
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's visa ban on 75 countries was illegal, striking down the policy. This decision comes amidst other developments including Trump's warning about impeachment if Republicans lose the midterm elections and new tariffs on Canada.
A US federal judge has invalidated the Trump administration's policy that froze immigrant visa applications for citizens from 75 countries, including Nigeria and Morocco. The ruling deemed the ban "patently unlawful," allowing citizens from affected nations to reapply for visas.
The Log Cabin Republicans, a gay conservative group, announced they will no longer advocate for transgender issues, removing the 'T' from their LGBT mission, citing concerns over 'radical' trans activists eroding gay support.
Mitch McConnell's 72-day absence from the Senate has sparked scrutiny, with a viral video allegedly showing Republican leaders aware of his voting difficulties before his hospitalization.
Donald Trump has announced a plan to lower beef prices, but the proposal is already encountering resistance from ranchers and some Republican lawmakers.
Vice President JD Vance and Senator Jon Husted joined other Republican leaders in Ohio to discuss concerns that data centers could jeopardize an Ohio Senate seat and impact energy policy.
Beyond Ken Paxton, other prominent Republicans in Texas, including the governor and lieutenant governor, are reportedly facing unexpectedly tight election battles. This suggests a broader challenge for the party in the state.
Five Uzbek banks have successfully completed a pilot mortgage bond placement worth 200.88 billion soums through the Toshkent Republican Stock Exchange, marking a significant step in the country's financial market.
Multiple Democratic candidates in swing states are running ads that criticize their own party, support Republican policies, or both, highlighting internal divisions.
Michael Caruso, a former Republican legislator and ally of Governor Ron DeSantis, has been arrested in Florida on charges of child sexual abuse, despite being a vocal proponent of the death penalty for such crimes.
The Serbian Republican Electoral Commission's proposal to introduce new voting screens, in line with ODIHR recommendations, has sparked controversy despite being considered a minor issue.
US farmers are facing financial strain due to the Iran war and tariffs, raising concerns about how their votes might influence tight midterm races for Republicans in November.
Donald Trump's 'Economic D-Day' campaign against Iran has been labeled 'economic terrorism' by Tehran and rejected by China, causing oil prices to soar. Meanwhile, North Korea fired ballistic missiles despite Trump's reduction of joint drills with South Korea, leading to unease in Seoul.
A judge has allowed Republicans to implement their new congressional map in Missouri for the upcoming fall elections, though the state Supreme Court may still review the decision.
A Missouri judge has delivered a significant redistricting victory to Donald Trump and the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections. This ruling impacts the electoral map for upcoming political contests.
A Missouri judge ruled that the state's redrawn congressional map, a win for Republicans, may be used in the upcoming midterm elections, potentially helping the party maintain control in the U.S. House.
MyPillow founder and staunch Trump ally Mike Lindell has offered to personally finance a recount in the Minnesota Republican primary for governor, despite losing to Lisa Demuth by 11 points and refusing to concede.
The Republican party and Trumpism are facing significant challenges in the upcoming November midterm elections, with the president's low popularity and narrow congressional majorities threatening his legislative agenda.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz issued an executive order blocking mining permits near the Boundary Waters, drawing sharp criticism from Republicans who warned that China stands to benefit.
Following another 'Super Tuesday' of primaries, Democratic and Republican strategists are refining their messages for the US midterm elections, focusing on issues like inflation and healthcare for Democrats, and questioning Trumpist rhetoric for Republicans.
President Trump's dismissive comments regarding poor conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln are seen as potentially damaging to Republican chances in a crucial House race.
President Trump has postponed the imposition of 50% tariffs on Canadian products for three days, citing progress towards a trade deal between the two nations. This decision comes amidst broader discussions on international trade and security.
The Serbian movement 'Kreni-promeni' (Start-Change) has criticized the Republican Electoral Commission's (RIK) proposal to introduce fully closed voting booths. While acknowledging potential voter protection, the movement warns that such booths could facilitate electoral irregularities behind closed curtains.
Florida served as a key battleground in the nationwide redistricting efforts, where the Republican Party ultimately secured a victory in shaping electoral maps.
The GNR (Portuguese National Republican Guard) has arrested a 32-year-old grandson suspected of stabbing his grandmother in Nisa and another individual for allegedly assaulting his parents in Vila Franca de Xira. These arrests highlight ongoing efforts to address domestic violence.
Republican Attorneys General are collaborating on an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci, exploring legal strategies for states to potentially circumvent a presidential pardon from Joe Biden.
Donald Trump's approval ratings have reached a new low during his presidency, with a third of Americans supporting him, as he faces criticism for his stance on Iran and other domestic challenges.
Ilhan Omar's Republican challenger has launched a campaign vowing to clean up the "mess" in the deep blue district, stating that "people are fed up." The challenger's aggressive stance signals a contentious race for the congressional seat.
The Florida primary election underscores the state's new identity as a Republican stronghold, with the party holding every statewide elected office and significantly shifting voter registration, further solidified by a newly gerrymandered congressional map adding four Republican-leaning seats.
A judge has blocked the Trump administration's plan to relocate the FBI headquarters, while controversial border wall construction in a Texas national park has been paused. These developments come amidst ongoing scrutiny of the former president's policies and actions.
Donald Trump confirmed that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has responded to his outreach, while also directing the Pentagon to scale back military drills with South Korea, unsettling Asian allies. Amidst these developments, Turkish President Erdogan urged Trump to continue talks with Iran, even as Trump's approval rating reportedly fell to a new low.
Newt Gingrich has characterized the upcoming midterm elections as a stark choice between 'big government socialism and weird values' on one side, and Republicans on the other, setting a clear ideological battleground.
The Alaska Senate race is drawing attention due to two Republican candidates sharing the same name, with observers also noting Democrat Mary Peltola as a significant threat.
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to scale back military exercises with South Korea, citing his good relationship with Kim Jong Un and calling the drills expensive and provocative.