Sam Stevenson is a Politics Live News Editor. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and climate change, with a focus on legislation and legal affairs. Sam's work has been featured in prominent publications such as 247Sports, The i Paper, Newsweek, and The Daily Express.
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An Ohio sheriff is investigating three men after a woman was tackled and punched while heckling President Donald Trump at a rally in Youngstown earlier this month.
President Donald Trump 's Midwest approval stands at 38 percent against 57 percent disapproval in an October New York Times /Siena poll , leaving him 19 points underwater with this group for the first time in his second term.
“It’s a warning Republicans should take seriously,” one strategist told Newsweek, while another argued it was "not a closed door."
By: Sam Stevenson, Khaleda Rahman
A Senate margin of 55-45 remains a long shot, independent experts tell Newsweek.
Democrats may be favored to win the Senate on November 3, but a forecast suggests they could come within one seat of a substantial 55-45 majority.
One week before the midterm elections , President Donald Trump is underwater in 39 states and every major battleground, according to new polling
By: Toby Meyjes, Taryn Pedler, Sam Stevenson
It follows a fatal crash in Spain in January which left 45 people dead when a train jumped a track and hit an oncoming train.
A new poll suggests a controversial campaign ad persuaded more respondents to support the Democratic candidate.
Polling remains tight as prediction markets favor Sherrod Brown ahead of the closely watched Senate special election.
The Florida GOP chair told Newsweek Republicans are comfortable as narrower statewide leads put Trump turnout push under scrutiny.
