Aaron Zitner

Medicare for All Is the Big Policy Fight Splitting Democrats

Independent U.S. Senate candidate Dan Osborn was heard saying Trump supporters have lives that “probably suck.”

The rising tide of voter disenchantment stands to benefit Democrats in this year’s midterm contests.

A new Wall Street Journal survey finds broad support for caps on prescription drug prices and strong border security.

When incumbent Sen. Roger Marshall stepped to the microphone at last weekend’s Kansas State Fair debate, hundreds of those gathered booed, hissed, and jeered. 

Young People See a Different America Than Older People. Where Do You Fit In?

Persistent cost-of-living worries are eroding a crucial GOP asset, giving Democrats an edge ahead of the midterms.

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Democrats are scrambling to find a replacement candidate in what they see as must-win race against Republican Sen. Susan Collins.

A new Wall Street Journal-NORC survey finds that older and conservative people are more optimistic about the country