Author: Candy Woodall, USA TODAY

Abortion-right worries could help Senate candidate John Fetterman and other battleground Democrats in midterms after the Supreme Court overturned Roe.

House Republican leaders and some senators are defending former President Trump and rebuking the nation’s top law enforcement agencies.

In an election where the abortion issue could increase turnout from Democrats, Sen. Johnson may need to win more independents to hold on to his seat.

The conservative state surprised analysts by voting to protect abortion access in the first electoral test since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

Joe Biden has taken executive actions to protect abortion access, but those last only as long as the occupant who issued them sits in the White House.

The abortion bill passed by the House isn’t expected to get far in the 50-50 Senate, where 60 votes are needed to pass legislation.

During the 2022 midterm cycle, GOP candidates have aired some 2,700 ads pushing racist tropes. Experts say the ads are effective despite the chilling content.

Cassidy Hutchinson portrayed Trump as so unhinged in his final days in office that he lunged at a Secret Service agent and smashed dishes.

Kimberly Rubio, mom of a Uvalde victim, said leaving her daughter at school on May 24 was a decision that would haunt her for the rest of her life.

How Reps. David McKinley and Alex Mooney voted on the bipartisan infrastructure bill could keep one of them in Washington and send one of them home.