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It was a summer of surprises for Iowa pig farmer Rob Brenneman.

ProPublica's smear campaigns act as springboards that give Dems and their media allies the talking points they need to advance their agenda.

The president's signature accomplishment is undermining faith in elections

Missouri Republicans wanted one more seat in Congress. They redrew the state's congressional map to try to get it, and voters are now dealing with the consequences.

At a rally in Georgia, President Barack Obama said something remarkable.

Are Democrats really flipping the campaign sleight-of-hand script - running as radicals but planning to rule as moderates? Or are they just using their court stenographers at the New York Times to provide false comfort to the moderate voters who might decide Tuesday's close races?

Everyone knows a wave is coming, the only question is size.

Voters are sifting through brutal attacks from both sides as Democrats close in on flipping a Trump stronghold, writes Audrey Fahlberg.

The outreach is serious, but Mohsen Rezaei has built a career on defiance of the United States.

For ordinary working people, living standards have been dwindling for decades.

FOX News contributor Mollie Hemingway discusses allegations surrounding a Democratic Party effort to recruit a second candidate named Dan Sullivan in Alaska's Senate race.

During the first Trump administration, Democrats - along with their allies in the media and the security apparatus - sought to hobble the presidency through endless lawfare that culminated in two impeachment attempts. This pattern continued through the Biden years, which saw Trump and his associates barraged with prosecutions, civil suits, debanking, and other strategies of the kind. None of it worked.

Democrats' climate change agenda has taken a backseat to politics.

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A systematic polling miss could overstate Democratic support, but recent history doesn't give us any reason to assume that will be the case.