As Trump Continues Touting Mass Deportation Plans, One Non-Political Obstacle Remains: Not Enough Money
Trump has promised to carry out the largest deportation operation in American history. But will he be able to do so without the necessary budget?
Ecuadorian Presidential Candidate Creates OnlyFans Account To 'Speak Without Censorship'
While some praised the candidate's creativity and boldness in seeking alternative ways to reach the public, others criticized the choice of a platform primarily associated with adult content
Undocumented Immigrants Along the Border Brace for Trump's Mass Deportations: 'There is No Place to Hide'
The Trump team has promised to carry out the largest deportation operation in American history. Now, immigrants prepare to potentially leave their life behind.
Venezuela's Maduro Taking Foreign Prisoners As Negotiation Leverage In Case Of Regime Collapse, Top Journalist Suggests
Maduro may be seeking leverage for a potential escape as his contested inauguration day approaches and with the fall of Bashar al-Assad in mind
Vast Majority of Americans Disapprove Biden's Pardon of His Son Hunter, New Poll Shows
Only 2 in 10 Americans agree with Biden's decision
Full List of Latin American Nations With Birthright Citizenship After Trump Suggested US is 'Only Country That Does It'
President-elect Donald Trump revealed in an interview he is looking to end birthright citizenship, falsely claiming US is the only country guaranteeing that right
AOC Formally Announces Candidacy for Top Oversight Committee Position Amid Party Anxiety
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez launches bid to be the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee in latest sign she is cozying up with the party.
Texas Cozies Up With Incoming Trump Administration as Mass Deportation Plans Remain a Priority
Texas has become a staple for extreme immigration crackdown during the Biden administration. Now, it is likely to serve as a blueprint for Trump.
Dem Adam Gray Narrowly Defeats GOP Rep. John Duarte In Last Uncalled House Race, Leaving Republicans With a Slim Majority
Adam Gray will become the next Representative for California's 13th District. Republicans now hold a 220 seats in the House, compared to Democrats' 215.
AOC Weighs Running for Top Democratic Position on Oversight Committee, Setting Up Potential Clash With James Comer
The N.Y. Democrat is "interested" in running for chair of the House Oversight Committee at a time when younger members are challenging their elder colleagues.
Republicans Are Poised to Keep Senate Control During 2026 Midterms, Early Analysis Argues
From Constitutional structures, to an advantageous electoral map, Republicans have an easier path to Senate victory in 2026, ABC News argues.
Cost of Living, Jobs and Business Opportunities: What Latinos Who Voted For Trump Want From His Administration
Trump won a decisive electoral victory, in large part due to support from Hispanic men. As his new term approaches, here's what the group cares about.
Irish Voters Defy Global Trend, Reject All Far-Right Anti-Immigration Candidates in Latest Election
Irish voters defied global trends of shifts toward conservatism after they rejected every single far-right candidate in the country's latest election.
From Atlanta to New York City, a Closer Look at How Kamala Harris Performed Worse than Biden on Election Day
Almost a month has passed since Trump claimed electoral victory. As Democrats grapple with their performance, a new analysis provides some new insights.
The Lost Voters: Why Millions of Democratic Voters Who Stayed Home Propelled Trump To The White House
Despite pollsters predicting a close race, Donald Trump's sweeping win highlights the pivotal role of non-voting Americans.
Full List of Cities Promising to Shield Immigrants From Trump's Mass Deportation
As Trump prepares to carry out a mass deportation operation, Democratic-led states and cities are preparing to fight back and protect their migrant communities
Immigrant 'Criminals' Trump Wants to Deport Only Make Up Tiny Fraction of Migrants in US, Analysis Found
Trump has vowed to carry out the largest mass deportation operation in American history, starting by ejecting criminals. But they only make up a tiny group of the demographic, a report found
Economists Warn Looming Trade War With Mexico Could Have Devastating Effects on Border Region
President-elect Donald Trump announced he would levy tariffs on goods imported from Mexico and Canada, leaving experts warning about the devastating effects.
Americans Decide to Leave Politics Behind at the Thanksgiving Table With Polarization in Full Force
Most Americans are trying to avoid talking about politics at the Thanksgiving table, with Republicans being more willing to bring up the subject.
Glenn Youngkin Wants To Tempt Incoming MAGA D.C. Staffers Into Making Virginia Their New Home
The Republican Governor personally invited incoming Trump staffers to the state he leads, highlighting quality education and low crime as attractive features.
Unlikely Alliances Between Democrats and GOP That Could Complicate the Confirmation of Trump Appointees
Republicans can only afford to loose three votes to confirm Trump's appointees. Here are some Republicans and Democratic Senators to watch out for.
Dismissal of Trump Cases Raises Immunity Questions, And SCOTUS Is Unlikely to Provide Answers
Special counsel Jack Smith dropped two of Trump's major federal cases, leaving questions of presidential immunity unanswered, Harvard Law professor says.
Trump Once Distanced Himself From Project 2025, Now He is Inviting Its Top Architects to His Administration
From immigration, to CIA and the FCC, some of Project 2025's top contributors and architects will serve in Trump's second term come January
Biden Administration on Track to Hand Trump Quietest Southern Border in Years
Unauthorized border crossings are down in November, setting a new record-breaking low for the Biden administration as it transitions into a new Trump era.
Vulnerable Programs for Musk and Ramaswamy's 'Chainsaw' Commission on Federal Spending
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy will soon become the co-chairs for the Department of Government Efficiency, promising to slash budgets of everyday programs.
The Gender Paradox in U.S. Politics: Women Are Advancing in State Legislatures but Stall Elsewhere
For the first time since 2016, women did not see net gains in congressional representation. But at the state level, female lawmakers set a record high.
Number of Women in Congress Set to Decline for First Time in Over a Decade
The number of women in Congress is set to decrease for the first time in over a decade after a significant jump during Donald Trump's first presidency.
Americans Think Inflation, Not Immigration, Should be Trump's Priority During his First 100 Days in Office
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll showed inflation, immigration and the economy as the top issues voters think Trump should handle as soon as he assumes office.
Ruben Gallego Reveals How Democrats Can Win Back Latino Vote From GOP After Winning Arizona Senate Race
The 2024 general election saw a historic shift of Latino voters to the right. As Democrats look forward to the 2026 midterms, Gallego offers some advice.
Misinformation Expert Accused of Citing Fake Sources in Defense of Anti-Misinformation Law
Misinformation expert Jeff Hancock is accused of citing fake sources while supporting a new anti-misinformation law in Minnesota.