In an isolated island village, a namesake challenge to Sen. Dan S. Sullivan seemed harmlessâuntil the…
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Voters head to the polls on Tuesday as beneficiaries of a stable job market and fatter salaries, but frustrated with the cost of living and President Trumpâs handling of the economy
Voters head to the polls on Tuesday as beneficiaries of a stable job market and fatter…
Heard on the Street: Healthcare investors have found their favorite election wagerâhospital operators
Markets are anticipating a reversal of Trumpâs Medicaid cuts. That may be easier said than done.
Justice Department urges sanctions for database analysis critical of its noncitizen voting claims
The Justice Department is urging a federal judge to consider whether to hold an immigrant rights…
Trump rallies in Iowa and Kansas as Republicans fight to keep Senate and House control
President Donald Trump is wrapping up a turbulent midterm campaign with rallies in Iowa and Kansas
Maybe the Democrats win big Tuesday. But the problems Democrats revealed in the past week wonât go away even if there is a Blue Wave. Read more in todayâs WSJ Politics Newsletter:
Dysfunction in Michigan and mystery in Alaska mean party leaders have healing work to doâno matter…
In the Florida governorâs race, Democrat David Jolly has made political decency a central part of his campaign during one of the nastiest midterm seasons in recent memory
The former Republican is pitching political civility in the governorâs race as he courts voters weary…
Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut, a rising star in the Democratic Party, is being monitored in a medical center after he suffered a stroke Saturday afternoon, his office said on Sunday
The Connecticut Democrat is awake and alert, his staff says.
Itâs the most expensive election in history. These candidates are dodging rodents and pawning power tools just to stay afloat.
Inside the threadbare world of congressional underdogs who could barely catch a dime of this yearâs…
Congress has limited power to shape policies affecting affordability, writes @greg_ip
Congress has limited power to shape policies affecting American affordability.