"It looks like a Kennedy": Jon Ossoff, the rising Democratic Party star by 2028
The senator, supported by Obama and compared to the former, is the favorite in the betting houses as a presidential candidate in the next election.
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The senator, supported by Obama and compared to the former, is the favorite in the betting houses as a presidential candidate in the next election.
The US President has begun to give clues about his next steps with the appointment of radical Stephen Miller as new chief of staff
The state remains red in the middle of a map that was dyed in blue, but with fewer votes for Republicans among criticism of economic and immigration policies
Party leaders say their priority now is not to dismiss Trump or enter cultural wars, but to relieve the middle citizen's pocket
Without being able to reappear and with a hostile Congress, the Republican threatens to plant battle and turn the end of his presidency into a political war with the appointment of Stephen Miller
The appointment of the so far internal policy adviser points to a tougher turn of the Administration following the defeat of the Republicans in the mid-term elections
Replace Susie Wiles in charge. It is the first fact sheet that moves in the government after the electoral debacle in the 'midterms'
70% of young voters declined by blue party candidates, exceeding the percentage of two years ago by 30 points
Reflections on the results of the elections in the United States, the death of the footballer Jesus of Michael, how children live the present and share more on social media
Republican Senator Tom Massie plans to conduct a political trial against the head of the Pentagon, although Trump insists he supports his minister
The rejection of 40 of 41 proposals to build these facilities is a serious blow to the sector and anticipates a change in the vision of Congress on industry
Three of the four States that brought the issue of abortion to the ballot box were in favour of ensuring the right to voluntary termination of pregnancy
This Tuesday the voters made it clear that they do not agree with the course the country is taking. Trump's support for the Republican candidates did not work and a Democratic tsunami was made with the majority in Congress