midterms

This week’s elections brought dramatic change to the country — how will it shape the economy? Plus, new jobs data shows a pretty healthy labor market, despite higher interest rates and prices.

It’s midterm season. That means there’s a lot of money being spent to get candidates elected.

Ask a chatbot for help understanding your local elections, and you may run into misinformation, missing context, or overly persuasive answers.

Hyperscaler data centers are relatively new in Minnesota. They’ve sparked a backlash and have become an issue in the midterm elections.

A new Ipsos/Reuters poll finds three in four voters say their cost of living is heading in the wrong direction. Nearly half of registered voters call it their top issue, regardless of party.

President Trump touted his administration’s success in a visit to Michigan this week. The reality is a bit more nuanced.

How the nation’s largest federation of labor unions is approaching AI ahead of the midterm elections.

Some of the candidates for these key roles are Republicans who have yet to accept the results of the 2020 presidential election.

An exodus of lawmakers means tough competition for lobbying jobs.

Democrats took the House, Republicans gained in the Senate. What now for trade?