In rural Wisconsin, politics is still about meeting voters. Online, it’s getting weird
Rebecca Cooke is taking her campaign directly to rural Wisconsin communities, all while an AI-fueled online fight w
As Susan Collins goes for a sixth term, Maine Democrats worry she’s a ‘Teflon candidate’
They’re hoping abortion rights will persuade Democratic women to stick with their party and back Troy Jackson
These prosecutors saw how the justice system failed women. Now they’re running for Congress
From Epstein to Cornell, voters' angst over corruption and sex abuse is at a high point just before the midterms
Conservative moms are fed up over Texas schools. For Gina Hinojosa, it’s an opening
She got into politics because of education, an issue giving Texas its most competitive governor’s race in years
Gen Z isn’t choosing a political party. They’re choosing issues
Young women stand out for their progressive views, but few in the generation are embracing the two-party system
The Cornell case is exposing a legal gap around intoxication and sexual assault
Voluntary intoxication laws can make it harder to prosecute an assault when the person attacked chose to drink
The Epstein reckoning hits the campaign trail
In key races from Arizona to North Carolina, Democrats are hammering Republicans for their votes on Epstein files
We have to talk about the Jon Ossoff thirst edits
"If the girls and the gays want to look at Jon Ossoff and be like, ‘Wow, he looks so good…
Tierra Walker died after she couldn’t get an abortion. Her family is suing Ken Paxton
The case argues that Texas’ near-total abortion ban violates the state and U.S. constitutions
Kids are back in classrooms. Health misinformation could shape the school year
Health officials and experts worry declining vaccination rates will lead to more preventable infections in kids