It's getting weird in Alaska.

When you compare what African-American women make to what white men make, the gap in D.C. is bigger than almost anywhere else in the country.

Republicans insist he can win Tuesday. But if he doesn't, it doesn't have to be his last dance.

"House of Cards" is coming to the Kansas Senate race.

Are politicians driving people away by talking about economic insecurity?

With the midterm elections less than a week away, politicians have resorted to a decidedly cuddly ad strategy.

Both parties have their challenges. But the most interesting ones to watch will be those between and among a Republican Senate, a Republican House, and a set of Republican presidential candidates.

"Like Lady Gaga, I was born this way, born looking like the first African American president."

The latest controversy feeds the Republican narrative that the president has lost control of his administration.

Many of them are only just getting started.

Republican Bruce Rauner's campaign is convinced that if he can get about 15 percent of a usually-monolithic black vote, he's got the election locked up.

Breaking hearts might not be illegal, but deceiving consumers is.