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Five Takeaways From a Red Wave That Didn’t Reach the Shore

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Democrats showed up, Trump-backed candidates underperformed and inflation wasn’t the whole story: Here are last night’s lessons.

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Roz Wyman, Who Helped Bring the Dodgers to Los Angeles, Dies at 92

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As a City Council member, she vowed to bring Major League Baseball to the city and persuaded the team’s owner, Walter O’Malley, to move from Brooklyn.

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The Battle for Blue-Collar White Voters Raging in Biden’s Birthplace

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SCRANTON, Pa. — The fate of the Democratic Party in northeastern Pennsylvania lies in the hands of people like Steve Papp.A 30-year veteran carpenter, he...

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Alito Says Leak of Ruling Overturning Roe Put Justices’ Lives at Risk

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The leak of a draft opinion, he said, “gave people a rational reason to think” the eventual decision could be prevented “by killing one of us.”

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Republicans Denounce Inflation, but Few Economists Expect Their Plans to Help

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Proposed tax and spending cuts by the G.O.P., which is making a push to take back Congress, are unlikely to bring down rapidly rising prices any time soon.

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Alito Assured Ted Kennedy in 2005 of Respect for Roe v. Wade, Diary Says

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In the senator’s recollection, the Supreme Court justice who wrote the opinion overturning the abortion ruling tried to show Mr. Kennedy that he was not a threat to Roe.

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Western Officials Warn Russia Could Use a Dirty Bomb as a Pretext

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Top officials from the United States, Britain and France cautioned that there was no change in Russia’s nuclear posture and that they believed no decision had been made to use a tactical nuclear weapon.

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Voters Stick to Pandemic-Era Habits, as Early Turnout Surges

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More than 5.5 million people have cast ballots in person or by mail. Experts predict high turnout in the midterm elections.

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Threat to Democracy? Start With Corruption, Many Voters Say

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In a Times/Siena survey, respondents’ concerns about democracy often diverged from typical expert analysis.

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Polls Show Hochul’s Lead Dwindling as Zeldin Gains in N.Y. Suburbs

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The race for governor of New York appears to be tightening, according to a pair of polls released on Tuesday, the latest indication of renewed...

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French Cement Company to Pay $780 Million Over Payoffs to ISIS

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The Justice Department hit the company, Lafarge, with one of the largest penalties a private corporation has ever paid for providing material support to a terrorist organization.

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The Fed, Staring Down Two Big Choices, Charts an Aggressive Path

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Federal Reserve officials are barreling toward another three-quarter point increase in November, and they may decide to do more as inflation refuses to budge.

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The House Jan. 6 Panel Has Set a High Bar: Showing Criminality

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The committee investigating the attack on the Capitol has yet to decide on making criminal referrals. But its decision to subpoena Donald Trump is in keeping with its prosecutorial style.

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Trump Hotels Charged Secret Service Exorbitant Rates, House Inquiry Finds

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Records obtained by the House Oversight Committee show the former president’s properties charged more than $1.4 million to agents protecting him and his family.

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Voting Laws Are At Stake in Midterms

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While the midterm elections in November will decide control of Congress and some governors’ offices, there are other far-reaching issues at stake. Among them: the...

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How Republicans Cast Aside Concerns and Learned to Love Herschel Walker

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Follow our live coverage of Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock’s debate in Georgia.Since Herschel Walker launched his bid for Senate last year, Georgia voters have...

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What’s the Matter With the Senate?

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WASHINGTON — The Senate isn’t what it used to be.For evidence, consider the case of Senator Ben Sasse, the Nebraska Republican with four years to...

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The Boys and Girls Off the Bus. Way Off.

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Campaign reporting has changed enormously since the days of Theodore White, Timothy Crouse and Richard Ben Cramer. Today, a chat with two Times reporters who live in the brave new world of American politics.

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Biden Tries to Reassure Voters on Health Care Costs

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At an event in Southern California, the president says his administration is working to keep costs down and warns that Republicans will drive prices higher if they gain power.

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Five Key Moments From the Walker-Warnock Debate in Georgia

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The debate between Senator Raphael Warnock and his less experienced Republican challenger, Herschel Walker, had its share of sharp clashes, as the two candidates in...

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Over 370 Republican Candidates Have Cast Doubt on the 2020 Election

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Trump, Reacting to Pending Jan. 6 Subpoena, Repeats Election Lies in Letter

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In a rambling, 14-page restatement of false claims and conspiracy theories, the former president did not indicate whether he would testify before the House panel investigating the Capitol riot.

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The Flip

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Listen and follow ‘The Run-Up’Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Amazon MusicWhen Georgia flipped blue in the 2020 election, it gave Democrats new hope...

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In Utah, a Trump Loyalist Sends an S.O.S. to Romney, of All People

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The appeal carried the unmistakable whiff of desperation. That it was delivered on live television only heightened the dramatic tension.A Utah Republican, Senator Mike Lee,...

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G.O.P. Candidates’ Fervor for Trump Fluctuates on the Campaign Trail

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MINDEN, Nev. — Surrounded by a half-dozen construction cranes hoisting floodlights, loudspeakers and American flags into the chilly desert twilight, Joe Lombardo stood in front...

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Can ‘Kinship Care’ Help the Child Welfare System? The White House Wants to Try.

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The Biden administration proposes spending $20 billion over a decade to help some of the most vulnerable families in the country, including relatives suddenly thrust into child rearing.

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Biden Administration to Expel Thousands of Venezuelan Migrants to Mexico

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The United States also announced a narrow humanitarian parole program that would allow some Venezuelans a legal path into the country.

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In a Georgia Race Rife With Controversy, Warnock Is a Study in Restraint

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ATLANTA — A stream of jaw-dropping allegations have saturated the Georgia Senate race for months. Herschel Walker, the Republican candidate, has been accused of having...

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Abortion Is Motivating Voters, but Republicans Would Rather Change the Subject

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In Wisconsin, Tim Michels, a Republican running for governor, promised activists that he would never “flip-flop” on his support for an 1849 law that bans...

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Lawyers Group Asks Court to Punish an Author of Trump Electors Scheme

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An ethics complaint in New York against Kenneth Chesebro is the latest example of legal troubles for lawyers who helped Donald J. Trump try to overturn the 2020 election.

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F.D.A. Authorizes Updated Covid Booster Shots for Children 5 to 11

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Regulators authorized the shots for older age groups in late August, but much of the general population appears either unaware or uninterested in them.

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Fetterman’s Blue-Collar Allure Is Tested as Pennsylvania Race Tightens

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John Fetterman, the Democratic nominee for Senate, says he can win over working-class voters in deep-red counties. Some evidence suggests he can, but partisan loyalties may prove more powerful.

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The U.S. added 263,000 jobs in September as the Fed pushed to cool the economy.

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The Federal Reserve’s interest-rate increases are meant to subdue the labor market, but not enough to tip the economy into a recession.

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Biden’s Choice After OPEC Cuts: Woo Saudi Arabia, or Retaliate?

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The announcement by the Saudi-led OPEC Plus energy cartel that it would slash oil production was widely seen in Washington as a stab in the back of President Biden.

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Five Takeaways From the Arizona Senate Debate

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Check out how our reporter analysis unfolded live during the Arizona Senate debate.PHOENIX — It was a battle over whether Arizona is still the conservative-leaning...

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Will the Herschel Walker Allegations Actually Matter?

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The scandal could be decisive even if one in 50 would-be Walker voters change their minds.

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With Control of the Senate in Play, These Are the Races to Watch

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