Calls, texts, candidate chats: Trump’s rivals chase support after Scott exits

Univision, the Spanish language news giant, shifts its approach to Trump

When Donald Trump ran for reelection in 2020, his campaign called Univision, the nation’s most influential Spanish-language network, “a leftist propaganda machine

Shuwanza Goff, Biden’s new Congress liaison, on the spot as shutdown looms

Supreme Court denies case involving prolonged confinement without exercise

Over the objections of its three liberal justices, the Supreme Court on Monday denied a petition from a prisoner confined for years

Supreme Court under pressure issues ethics code specific to justices

The Supreme Court on Monday issued an ethics code specific to the nine justices after reports of lavish and unreported travel and

How Trump’s rhetoric compares with Hitler’s

The 2024 Republican primary looks like the 2016 Democrats — with no Bernie

On Sunday evening, Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) acquiesced to reality. He was running for president in the way that so many people

Mel Sembler, shopping mall mogul and top GOP fundraiser, dies at 93

Mel Sembler, a shopping mall magnate and prodigious Republican fundraiser whose donations led to ambassadorships under two Bush administrations and who started

Maryanne Trump Barry, federal judge and Trump’s sister, dies at 86

Maryanne Trump Barry, Donald Trump’s older sister and a former federal judge in New Jersey who was surreptitiously recorded by a family

2024 will probably be shaped by nonvoters as much as voters

In the wake of the 2016 election, The Washington Post partnered with George Mason University’s Schar School to gauge how people felt