In an interview with The New York Post, Trump’s senior leadership said the president will be traveling across the country as if he is running for a third term, funneling cash to key races and focusing his messaging on affordability — an issue he has maintained will ultimately decide who controls Congress.

WASHINGTON — President Trump will treat the November midterm election like a presidential campaign, his senior leadership team tells The Post — traveling like he’s on the ballot, flooding key races with cash and hammering home how his policies will help Americans with affordability.

"If you bring up another f------ pedophile and you're not releasing the Epstein list, just shut the f--- up," said comedian Andrew Schulz.

New polling shows once again that the young and nonwhite voters that helped Trump return to power are as unhappy with him as they were with Biden.

Democrat Taylor Rehmet flips GOP-held Texas state Senate seat in special election for district Trump handily won in 2024.

Weeks before the 2024 election, American military hackers carried out a secret operation to disrupt the work of Russian trolls spewing false information at US voters.

President Trump’s first year back in office saw a whirlwind of executive actions, the passage of a major reconciliation bill and the rapid remaking of the federal government. Trump campaigned in 2024 on bringing down prices, implementing the largest ...

As the first year of his second term wraps up, his Republican administration and allies have put his name on the U.S. Institute of Peace, the Kennedy Center performing arts venue and a new class of battleships that's yet to be built.