Whether Trump or Harris wins, U.S. conditions of winner-take-all elections and deeply divided parties mean there's a strong chance of political violence. Our job is not to panic.

If political spending is a form of speech protected by the First Amendment, as the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled, then these are the individuals who’ve been speaking the loudest in the 2024 election.

A judge has ruled that a lawsuit questioning the election results in Rockland County, New York, can proceed to discovery.

THE FRIDAY READ. The Outright Worst Political Predictions of 2024 From the effect of Joe Biden’s debate to the fallout from Donald Trump’s criminal conviction, here’s a look at the very ...

EXCLUSIVE: President Trump has secured commitments for a record-shattering $1.4 billion since Election Day 2024, Fox News ...

Americans have a wide variety of news sources available to them this election season. In September, we asked U.S. adults to name the source they turn to most often for political and election news.

Political pollsters still haven’t got a bead on Donald Trump. For the third straight presidential election cycle, public opinion polls underestimated support for the president-elect — although ...

Recent attacks part of biggest rise in U.S. political violence since 1970s Experts warn 2024 election atmosphere highly volatile Reuters identified 300 cases since 2021 Oct 21 (Reuters) - - In ...

Newsweek asked political analysts to delve into the heightened political rhetoric in America as the 2024 presidential election approaches. Photo-illustration by Newsweek/Getty ...

11,000 Political Groups Spent $14.7 Billion to Influence the 2024 Election From billionaires to small-dollar donors, this is 99% of total spending so far By Raeedah Wahid Bill Allison Cedric Sam ...

If you’re a teenager in the U.S., we want to hear from you. Welcome to the Headway Election Challenge! All year, the Headway team has been talking with high school students about the 2024 ...

Now, as the 2024 presidential election kicks into high gear with just three months to go before polls close in November, the specter of violence once again looms large over an electorate still ...