The president said he didn’t care about Americans’ finances. Republicans in Congress don’t want to talk about it.

Maine reporter Alex Seitz-Wald says Janet Mills ran such a bad campaign that Graham Platner was almost destined to win.

Maine reporter Alex-Seitz Wald says Governor Janet Mills ran a terrible campaign that ensured Graham Platner’s likely Democratic primary victory in Maine.

With Governor Janet Mills dropping out of the Senate primary, we’ll now see if a progressive outsider can defeat a moderate Republican incumbent in a swing state.

First, with lies and bombs. Then, with a request for hundreds of billions in taxpayer dollars. Will Congress cave to the White House yet again?

Republican members of Congress who backed Trump are now acting surprised by his decision to post the racist video.

Having weathered last fall’s scandals, the oyster farmer is in a strong position against Governor Janet Mills as Maine’s Democratic Senate primary begins in earnest.

The “pro-choice” Maine Senator used her email list to support embattled Virginia gubernatorial aspirant Winsome Earle-Sears, who has called abortion “genocide.”

Only four Republican senators were brave enough to join Democrats—but it was enough for the vote to pass.

The Maine Senate candidate claimed he had no clue what his tattoo symbolized.

Americans, and even many Republicans in Congress, don’t like it when an unelected bureaucrat makes huge cuts to the government.

RFK Jr., Pete Hegseth, and other Cabinet nominees assured senators such as Susan Collins that they wouldn’t act on their most controversial opinions. And yet, they’ve done just that.

Graham Platner’s campaign launch has been a sudden sensation. But what he’s building now is rooted in the work of a lifetime.

Republican Senator Susan Collins was confronted with hundreds of furious constituents.

Senate Republicans just took a wrecking ball to public broadcasting.

Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski’s last-minute “yes” vote proved pivotal for forcing Donald Trump’s budget through.

Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” is expected to kick millions of Americans off their health insurance. But only three Republican senators seem to care.

Republicans who backed the bill are suddenly scrambling to reject it.

Donald Trump’s most dangerous nominee could be confirmed.

Hours after Pete Hegseth cleared a major procedural hurdle in the Senate, President Trump suggested his embattled nominee may not ultimately be confirmed.