650 articles in the Politics category.
By RWTNews Staff
Ciattarelli, a former assemblyman who lost by 3 points in 2021, has capitalized on voter frustration with rising property taxes (up 7.2% since 2021) and crime rates (violent incidents increased 12% in 2024 per state data).
By RWTNews Staff
As absentee ballots surge, the race's outcome could reshape New York City's economy, with Mamdani's vision testing the limits of progressive governance in a city already grappling with 8.5% unemployment in some districts.
By Tommy Flynn
Looking ahead, the itinerary shifts to Seoul, South Korea, on October 30-31 for meetings with President Yoon Suk Yeol, centering on trilateral U.S.-Japan-South Korea security enhancements and electric vehicle trade barriers.
By RWTNews Staff
The GOP-led panel, chaired by Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), urged the Justice Department to investigate senior Biden aides for potential cover-up of the former president's cognitive decline and unauthorized use of the mechanical signing device.
By Andrew Rice
The poll revealed stark contrasts between voters in various age groups and confidence in the fairness of midterm elections.
By RWTNews Staff
Arctic Frost laid groundwork for Special Counsel Jack Smith's appointments in November 2022, resulting in two indictments against President Trump in 2023 for J6-related election interference and classified documents retention.
By Brett Rowland
Since September, Trump has been using the U.S. military to destroy suspected drug boats in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific Ocean. The military campaign and build-up of U.S. military forces comes amid fresh pressure on Latin American countries.
By RWTNews Staff
Video footage captured the truck approaching the personnel before shots were discharged, causing it to halt briefly and then flee.
By Tim Clouser
Officers filed reports in the days following June 11, raising concerns that Hall’s directives deviated from standard practice in the region.
By RWTNews Staff
Blanche responded on X, denying the meeting occurred: "Breaking: @DilanianMSNBC reports on a recent meeting that never happened. ... Unequivocally: U.S. Attorney Hayes has told me no such thing."
By Tommy Flynn
Only 48% of Americans primarily blame Trump, compared to 61% during the 2018-19 shutdown. His resilience stems from strong Republican support and a polarized electorate.
By Tommy Flynn
The ad prompted a response from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute, which stated it misrepresents the address through selective editing without permission and is reviewing legal options.