The pundit class couldn’t get enough of the narrative that nonwhites were constructing a durable multiracial MAGA coalition. So much for all that.

The midterm results were beyond the party faithful’s wildest dreams—and it showed.

American has plenty of historic firsts to celebrate after the midterms.

The major AI bot bypassed a paywall on voter data in Georgia.

People seemed surprised that Trump would dismiss high gas prices and claim the U.S. is making a fortune from the Iran war. But if you know Trump’s brain, it’s not surprising at all.

Mike Rogers’s wife has resorted to cheap bribery in the tight race against Abdul El-Sayed.

Yet again, the Georgia senator showed in Thursday’s debate that he knows how to throw haymakers. Until someone else proves otherwise, he’s the front-runner for 2028.

Georgia gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson apparently doesn’t want to seem so close to Donald Trump anymore.

Senator Eric Schmitt knowingly used unvetted information in his effort to have a “gotcha” moment.

Senator Eric Schmitt accused Smith of having shady meetings while in Atlanta for a professional basketball game. In reality, Smith was in Maryland on the date in question for a college basketball game.

Keisha Lance Bottoms and David Crowley could show that anti-Black, anti-urban sentiment is no longer a barrier to Black candidates in swing states.

Multiple Republican mayors have endorsed a candidate in the race—and it’s not who Donald Trump backs.

Speaker Mike Johnson can’t afford many defections.

Representative Mike Collins has bragged about his close relationship with his son-in-law, who happens to be a white nationalist influencer.

Representative Mike Collins has publicly bragged about his relationship with his son-in-law, who just happens to be a white nationalist influencer.

Jay Clayton’s answer stunned Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff.

After anti-ICE protesters were hit with sentences ranging from 30 to 50 years, the administration is now targeting Cop City demonstrators in Atlanta.

Governor Brian Kemp had called a special session to vote on new maps.

Stacey Abrams says that the erosion of democracy and Black power in the South won’t just stop there.

It seems Representative Mike Collins isn’t as popular as he’d like people to think.