Aurora Councilmember Danielle Jurinsky lagged behind two progressive candidates vying for two at-large seats, as the council for Colorado’s third most populous city swung left following Tuesday’s elec
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Swoosh — that’s the sound of money flushed down the toilet by Denver Families Action on their expensive-but-weak candidates for Denver Public Schools Board of Education. Bravo — that’s the sound of pr
Is the Supreme Court really a conservative court, bound by conservative principles of statutory construction and judicial review, or is it President Donald Trump's Court, ready to do his bidding, no m
A few weeks after taking office, President Donald Trump called the Second Amendment "an indispensable safeguard of security and liberty," declaring that "the right to keep and bear arms must not be in
It's fashionable to call the current federal government shutdown a "crisis," to focus on the missed paychecks, delayed services and bureaucratic disarray. But what if this standoff — this uncomfortabl
Gerard Filitti and Robin Biro discussed what the election results mean for both parties, GOP messaging challenges, and how the outcomes could shape the 2026 midterm.
Experts say the tactics are now highly organized, with training programs in both countries targeting professionals in politics, technology, and business.
Bessent said he is confident the high court will reverse a ruling that declared Trump’s global duties illegal.
Democrats emerged as the winners in all major contests on Nov. 4.
‘Last night we made history, and today we begin the work of making a new administration,’ New York’s mayor-elect said in a video posted to X.
NTD's panelists provide analysis on Democratic wins on election day.
Bobbie Anne Cox, a New York attorney and legal analyst, discusses what the future holds for the city after the Tuesday election.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio briefed lawmakers on U.S. military strikes on suspected drug boats near the Caribbean, Venezuela, and Colombia.
