Andrew Stiles

Democrats don't celebrate Columbus Day anymore because of imperialism or whatever, but they're increasingly reluctant to acknowledge its woke replacement, Indigenous Peoples' Day.

Hillary Clinton is once again at the center of romantic intrigue as she continues to navigate what she long hoped would be her post-White House years. The twice-failed presidential candidate is starting a podcast with Kara Swisher, the tech-adjacent media tycoon who happens to be a lesbian. The power couple will explore the midterm elections together on High Stakes , a limited series that debuts on Wednesday and will run through mid-November.

Jon Ossoff's makeup tab continues to mount heading into the midterms. The Democratic senator from Georgia paid his favorite Hollywood makeup artist $1,749 in July, according to his latest campaign financial disclosure. Ossoff has now paid Atlanta-based freelancer Stephanie Ponder, whose film credits include The Notebook and The Hunger Games , more than $4,600 since February.

Welcome to another installment of the Washington Free Beacon 's exclusive Q&A series featuring lighthearted interviews with politicians and other newsmakers. No gotcha questions. Just good, old-fashioned icebreakers to keep things fun.

Gavin Newsom showcased his greasy charm on the campaign trail this weekend in New Hampshire. The California governor impressed at least one member of the voting public—Jake Sullivan, the longtime Hillary Clinton aide who served as Joe Biden's national security adviser.

Most reasonable observers can agree that James Talarico, the Democrat running for student body president U.S. Senate in Texas, has an authenticity problem.

Most reasonable observers can agree that James Talarico, the Democrat running for U.S. Senate in Texas, has an authenticity problem.

Abdul El-Sayed exudes a volatile combination of "toxic masculinity" and "small-dog energy" on the campaign trail, especially when fielding questions from the press. The Michigan Democrat, who claims to be 5-foot-9 in basketball shoes, is trying to become one of the shortest men to serve in the U.S. Senate since the advent of modern nutrition.

Abdul El-Sayed exudes a volatile combination of "toxic masculinity" and "small-dog energy" on the campaign trail, especially when fielding questions from the press. The Michigan Democrat, who claims to be 5-foot-9 in basketball shoes, is trying to become one of the shortest men to serve in the U.S. Senate since the advent of modern nutrition.

Election Day is next Tuesday. Most normal Americans have better things to do than follow politics obsessively, so we've prepared a helpful guide explaining where the major parties stand on the issues that matter most.