John Gizzi

Moments after Rep. David Schweikert announced Tuesday he will run for Arizona governor in 2026 and vacate his 1st District seat, talk quickly turned to a familiar Democrat contender to succeed him.

As admirers of the late Robert F. Kennedy Sr. reflect on the former U.S. attorney general and Democratic senator from New York in the year of what would have been his 100th birthday on Nov. 20, one growing point of agreement is that RFK was no traditional liberal.

In either a few days or weeks, Ohio Democrats will know whether their prayers are answered or not when former Rep. Tim Ryan decides on a bid for governor in 2026.

The presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) is almost certain to go to someone regarded as considerably to the right of President Russell Nelson, who died Saturday at age 101.

As of Wednesday, 28 members of the House of Representatives have announced they are either retiring or seeking another office in 2026. And according to several seasoned congressional scholars who spoke to Newsmax, this is only the tip of the proverbial iceberg.

Just over a month before New Jersey elects a new governor and less than a week after the first televised debate between the candidates, signs are growing stronger that the momentum is with GOP Jack Ciattarelli over long-presumed front-runner Democrat Rep. Mikie Sherrill.

In results that made news across the United Kingdom, the 4-year-old Reform UK party won a by-election Friday for its first-ever seat on the Town Council of Cardiff in Wales.

As Utah and the nation grieve the tragic death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk - fatally shot during a campus event at Utah Valley University - the Beehive State's Gov. Spencer Cox has emerged as a determined and unifying figure.

Pat Buchanan — pundit, assistant to three presidents, best-selling author, and three-time presidential candidate — deserves the Medal of Freedom, Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., declared last week.

Barely a week after the timeless musical "The Sound of Music" came to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, seats were nearly filled on Friday night. Despite earlier cancellations of long-scheduled performances of other shows to protest President Donald...