Republicans are sweating out the final day of Montana’s high-stakes special election, a race that a few months ago seemed like an easy GOP win.
Strategists from both parties say that private polling showed a tightening race, with Democrat Rob Quist within a few points of Republican Greg Gianforte in a state President Trump carried by 20 points.
Montana law enforcement officials have charged GOP House candidate Greg Gianforte with misdemeanor assault following a physical altercation with a reporter Wednesday evening, just hours before voters head to the polls.
All eyes are on Montana as voters head to the polls Thursday to decide a pivotal House special election. Here are five things to watch as voters cast their ballots and the results pour in through Thursday evening.
The Republican healthcare bill would result in 23 million fewer people with insurance over a decade, steep premium increases for older people and price hikes for many people with pre-existing conditions, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said Wednesday.
The long awaited analysis of the House GOP’s healthcare bill was released Wednesday, highlighting how the legislation could affect people who are low-income, older or have preexisting conditions. Here are five takeaways from the CBO’s analysis.
The Supreme Court’s Monday decision to strike down a North Carolina congressional district map is being hailed as a victory for voting rights advocates — though some caution that the path ahead for Democrats fighting gerrymandering has just become more treacherous.
Republicans in Congress are frustrated with how long it has taken for President Trump to staff up his administration and say the lack of progress in filling important sub-Cabinet positions has stalled the agenda.
The bureau’s then-director, James B. Comey, may have relied on unconfirmed intelligence in announcing on his own, without Justice Department involvement, that the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s private email server was over, officials said.
Visiting a city he once called a “hellhole” to meet with the leaders of one alliance he threatened to abandon and another whose weakening he cheered, President Donald Trump will address a continent Thursday still reeling from his election and anxious about his support.
President Donald Trump’s businesses say it would be “impractical” to require customers representing foreign nations to identify themselves, raising questions about how Trump will fulfill a pledge to donate all profits from overseas governments to the U.S. Treasury.
