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American politician and naval officer (born 1958)
Donald Trump is not formally "allowed" to break the law, but a mix of recent legal doctrines, prosecutorial choices, and political dynamics explains why enforcement has been uneven. are the Supreme Co...
Reporting and legal trackers show extensive allegations and court challenges that the Trump administration since January 2025 has taken actions described by critics as unconstitutional — including an ...
As of the latest compiled reporting, at least seven U.S. senators have publicly announced they will not seek re-election in 2026: Democrats Tina Smith (MN), Gary Peters (MI), Jeanne Shaheen (NH) and D...
Eight incumbent U.S. senators announced they will not seek re-election in 2026, splitting evenly between the parties with ; these departures create multiple open seats that will shape the 2026 competi...
The dataset and analyses supplied indicate : Senator Gary Peters is reported as sponsoring the most laws enacted in the 118th Congress (24 laws), while Representative Andy Biggs is reported as introdu...
A clear, consistent fact emerges across the materials: the U.S. Senate seats — the senators whose six-year terms began with the 117th Congress on January 3, 2021 — expire on , and those seats are the ...
The claim asks which U.S. senators are up for re-election in 2026 whose terms end January 3, 2027 — in other words, which members of are on the 2026 ballot. Multiple analyses referenced here confirm t...
The balance of the Senate in 2026 hinges on a small list of competitive Senate seats — analysts list Michigan, Georgia and several Sun Belt races among the most consequential as Republicans defend a 5...
Major forecasters currently list a small group of 2026 Senate contests as true “Toss‑ups.” Cook Political Report says two races — Georgia (Ossoff) and Michigan (open after Sen. Gary Peters’ retirement...
The reporting and ratings literature supplied point to a recurring cluster of swing states — — as the most frequently cited battlegrounds for the 2026 U.S. Senate elections, though lists vary and incl...
The available reporting and roll-call compilations show ; instead, coverage describes negotiations, promises of future votes, and party-line opposition to major fiscal packages. Contemporary reporting...
Progressive House Democrats have publicly signaled they will , prioritizing protections for asylum seekers and broader immigration reform over a quick continuing resolution, while moderate and Senate ...
Sen. John Kennedy’s public remarks have produced a mixed effect on bipartisan cooperation in Senate committees since 2018: on one hand he has sponsored and celebrated bipartisan bills and joined bipar...
The nearest competitive 2026 U.S. Senate contests that analysts and major trackers flag include Texas, North Carolina and Michigan; high-profile Democratic contenders already running or announced in t...
Donald Trump is accused across multiple reports and legal findings of actions that critics say , including deployment of federal troops to state jurisdiction, impoundment of congressional funds, and e...
The reporting shows a pattern: . Key Democratic leaders — Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries — framed the dispute around health-care tax credits, SNAP autho...
The 2026 U.S. Senate cycle will feature , with control of the chamber at stake; sources differ slightly on the exact count but consistently identify Florida and Ohio as special races to fill the remai...
A small group of incumbent Democratic senators is defending seats in states widely rated as competitive for 2026, the clearest example being Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia, who is seeking re-election in a...
Political handicappers agree the 2026 Senate map is unusually narrow: Republicans begin with a 53-47 edge and most forecasters list only a small handful of true “toss‑ups” — typically Georgia, Michiga...
The 2026 Senate map strongly favors Republicans: Democrats defend 13 seats to Republicans’ roughly 20–22 on the regular ballot, and analysts list a small core of true toss-ups centered on Georgia, Mic...