Your fact-checks will appear here
Wikipedia’s 2026 election page reports that, as of February 2026, 27 members who announced retirement are doing so to run for another office.
appears stalled because a convergence of looming funding deadlines, internal party fights over high‑stakes bills, procedural bottlenecks in both chambers, and electoral incentives discourage compromis...
Democratic strategists have reacted to ’s departures from party orthodoxy with a mix of strategic admiration, frustration and defensive recalibration: some see her as a replicable model for winning bl...
New England — the six-state region of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont — is represented by a combined total of 21 voting seats in the U.S. House of Representa...
in 2025–2026 includes high-profile resignations and many members who announced they will not seek reelection and, in some cases, are running for other offices; definitive public reporting names a hand...
Public attitudes toward -and-customs-enforcement"> have shifted markedly over the last five years, moving from broadly unfavorable but not abolitionist in 2019 to a 2026 landscape in which roughly hal...
The question being asked is not merely whether one man can be stopped but whether American institutions, politics and publics retain the capacity to check a president whose style is unilateral and nor...
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to extend enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium tax credits, approving Democratic-backed legislation on January 8, 2026, in a bipartisan rebuke of Republic...