Republican Senate candidates are increasingly breaking with the president on his Russia diesel deal. Donald Trump will attend a rally in Georgia, on Friday, as he tries to boost GOP turnout. Follow for live updates.

Political attack ads are nothing new, but this election cycle, they have plagued Ohioans, with hundreds of millions of dollars being spent on mudslinging, fearmongering commercials. Even if children are not the intended audience,

Donald Trump pointed toward CNN’s press area during an October 3 campaign rally near Dayton, Ohio, as supporters booed and chanted, then called anchor Kaitlan Collins “an unhappy person.” Four days later,

Fox News host Sean Hannity questioned White House press secretary Katie Zacharia on her background and approach during his show Thursday night, days after her first short briefing prompted mockery from critics.

Republican President Donald Trump is heading to Iowa to shore up Republicans' chances going into a closely fought midterm election.

Three days after hiring Katie Zacharia as White House press secretary, President Trump lashed out at the “fake news” media for its critical coverage of the beleaguered California mother of four – even while signaling that her brief stint in the administration was already coming to an end.

Atlanta Press Club's debate between Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff and Rep. Mike Collins is tonight. It's the last before Election Day.

On a night out at his “clubhouse” in Washington, the Fox News anchor weighs in on Trump’s war with the media, his old colleague Pete Hegseth, and how history will judge our increasingly wild national climate.

The new nationwide survey was conducted by The Associated Press and NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.

But most NPR listeners are not consuming news 24 hours a day. Researchers estimate that roughly 20 to 30% of consumers are hypervigilant, meaning they get information from several sources throughout a day. Most of NPR's news products (except for the NPR Politics Podcast) are curated for people who are curious but not fanatical about the news.

Jordan Bardella is something like the French Charlie Kirk, a right-wing prodigy who many believe could someday be president. Now he stands accused of antisemitism, but it's the return of his mentor Marine Le Pen from political exile that's ruining all his big plans.