Ten Questions That Will Be Answered in This Midterm Election

Anti-Union Crusader Tilts Labor Department Toward Big Business

Elisabeth Messenger failed to disclose more than $750,000 in compensation for her and her husband from anti-union organizations when Trump appointed her to lead the Office of Labor-Management Standards in 2025.

Q&A: Louisiana’s Jamie Davis Could Shock the Nation

A conversation with a U.S. Senate candidate that Republicans are growing increasingly worried about.

Mississippi’s October Surprise

The Democratic Party has finally discovered the existence of Scott Colom.

Will ‘Gina’ Break Texas’s Corporate Welfare Consensus?

Gina Hinojosa, running for governor against Greg Abbott, is betting that a message focused on public services and economic fairness can help Democrats win back voters.

Unity and Determination in Wisconsin

Democrats have a chance to sweep into a working majority in state government, with huge implications for labor and health care. The congressional races could surprise, too.