Anna Commander is a Night Editor at Newsweek. Based in Florida, she specializes in reporting on crime, weather, and breaking news, with a keen focus on elections, government, and politics. Anna's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Herald-Sun, The Sacramento Bee, and MSN.
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President Donald Trump shared a map on social media Monday depicting a vastly expanded United States encompassing most of North America.
AI data centers are emerging as a rare issue that seemingly brings people together ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
By: Anna Commander
Republicans currently hold a majority in the Senate, and The Cook Political Report rates the race as likely Democrat.
By: Anna Commander
The reported gift comes as Harp has increasingly become the subject of scrutiny over her close proximity to Trump.
The survey comes as Trump has increasingly sought the justices' intervention on election-related matters ahead of the midterms.
By: Alex J. Rouhandeh, Anna Commander
The two-day Dallas event has heavily focused on Trump as the GOP works to energize its base ahead of November's midterm elections.
President Donald Trump defended Senate Majority Leader John Thune after attendees at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas booed the South
The recalled products include De Todito-branded potato chips that contain pork cracklings, a snack made with fried pork skin.
The remarks come amid a focus on political violence at the event, which included tributes to conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
A person in the crowd was heard shouting “he should be shot” during Senator Ted Cruz's speech at the Republican National Committee's midterm convention
