Democratic Incumbent Mike Levin Leads California House Race That’s Too Close to Call

Levin leads his Republican challenger Matt Gunderson by less than one percent as of Nov. 6. California’s 49th Congressional District is proving too close to call, as Democratic incumbent Mike Levin holds only a slim lead over the Republican challenger Matt Gunderson. Levin currently holds a 51 percent to 49 percent lead of 5,100 votes

Understanding the Demographic Shift That Pushed Trump to Victory

President-elect Donald Trump has won greater support from nearly all demographic groups, but perhaps the most consequential one has been Gen Z voters aged 18 to 29. Although the majority of young voters still turned out for his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, Trump managed to greatly increase his success with this stratum, garnering

Americans in Battleground States Flipped by Trump React to His Reelection

In two states Biden claimed from Trump in 2020, some see hopes dashed while others dream big. ATLANTA AND MILWAUKEE—Georgia and Wisconsin helped push President-elect Donald J. Trump across the finish line—in Wisconsin’s case, by prompting The Associated Press to call the 2024 election for him. After winning both states eight years ago, Trump lost

Democrats, Pondering Election Loss, Look to the Future

Less than a day after the results were announced, Harris supporters grieved, consoled one another, and vowed continued opposition to the Trump agenda. WASHINGTON—Democrats reacting to the outcome of the 2024 presidential election voiced the dual emotions of anguish over the loss and concern about the future under a second Trump presidency. Vice President Kamala

How a 2nd Trump Administration Might Affect Foreign Policy

U.S. foreign policy will undergo some shifts in the coming months, as President-elect Donald Trump returns to the Oval Office and contends with regional wars. The second administration of President-elect Donald Trump is anticipated to bring great change to America’s foreign policy establishment. From wars in Europe and the Middle East to an increasingly adversarial

Supreme Court Skeptical of Facebook’s Move to Toss Shareholder Lawsuit

The Ninth Circuit allowed the multibillion-dollar lawsuit to proceed after a federal district court threw out the shareholders’ claims three times. Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical during Nov. 6 oral arguments about a social media giant’s attempts to shut down a shareholder lawsuit over a major data privacy breach. At the hearing, Facebook parent Meta

Offshore Windmills, Paris Climate Accords Likely on Trump’s ‘Day One’ Chopping List

The president-elect would need a compliant Congress to comprehensively dismantle climate initiatives—and that’s no guarantee. News Analysis A presidential administration doesn’t have an “energy policy” as much as it puts forth a regulatory framework that sets the playing field for industry to operate within. President-elect Donald Trump’s energy-related proposals are less specific and more thematic: