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BreakingIt's Miller Time: Trump Names Stephen Miller Chief of Staff, and Jeffries Says He Should Be 'Eradicated Like a Malignant Tumor'
Trump named Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff. Hakeem Jeffries called him a 'dangerous xenophobe' whose presence 'should be eradicated like a malignant tumor' and told Trump to 'fire him today.'
BreakingThe 2026 Midterm Autopsy: How Republicans Lost Congress, and the Road Back by 2028
Democrats flipped seven Senate seats and more than 40 House districts on Tuesday. A hard look at what went wrong for the GOP — candidate choices, a redistricting gamble that backfired, and a cost-of-living message that never landed — and what Republicans still have to build on.
MIDTERMS-2026The 2026 Midterm Numbers Are Strange. They Deserve a Closer Look.
Pollsters underestimated Democrats by margins bigger than their 2016 miss against Trump. Iowa moved 17 points in two years. Mississippi's Senate race may turn on 12,000 to 20,000 uncounted affidavit ballots. The 2026 numbers raise questions that deserve answers, and election officials can answer them by opening the books.
OPINIONVoters Asked for Cheaper Groceries. Democrats Heard 'Subpoenas.'
Democrats won the 2026 midterms on prices. Their first move was to promise investigations. History says that's how majorities get lost.
BreakingMississippi Senate Race Comes Down to Thousands of Uncounted Affidavit Ballots — and a State With No Recount Law
Mississippi's Senate race is still uncalled. Up to 20,000 affidavit ballots, which count only after the voter shows ID, could decide it. Hyde-Smith wants every one preserved.
HOUSE-REPUBLICANSJohnson Steps Aside as Scalise and Jordan Square Off to Lead House Republicans in the Minority
Speaker Mike Johnson won't seek the top GOP job in the next Congress. Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan are both running, August Pfluger is challenging Tom Emmer for whip, and President Trump says he's staying out of it.














