Hayes Brown

The GOP topples Democrats' one-seat majority. Republicans seized control of the Senate on Tuesday, NBC News projects, toppling the one-seat majority that Democrats had desperately hoped to defend.

The groundwork was all set for Trump to claim he'd been cheated out of another election. Instead, America simply gave him the White House.

In the hunt for a scapegoat, some are arguing that there's been too much focus from Democrats on transgender rights. There's no evidence backing that up.

Donald Trump named his campaign co-chair to one of the most powerful non-elected positions in Washington. The odds of her staying long aren't great.

The rising star in the MAGA movement may see her momentum curtailed when she is shipped off to New York.

The GOP preserves its slim majority, likely extending Speaker Mike Johnson's tenure.

By tapping Stephen Miller, Tom Honan, and Gov. Kristi Noem to carryout his mass deportation plan, Trump has found the right people for a repugnant job.

Senate Republicans are faced with the choice of whether to assert independence or confirm a string of unqualified nominees. But it really shouldn't be a choice.

Donald Trump has proved time and again that he's not able or willing to safeguard American intelligence. The system he'll be running doesn't care.

The once and reportedly future head of the Office of Management and Budget is poised to choke off millions of dollars in appointed funds.