Following the 2024 United States presidential election, new evidence suggests that negative political rhetoric continues to shape how Americans express prejudice. A recent study reveals that groups targeted by Donald Trump during his campaign experienced an increase in both the perceived acceptability of prejudice and self-reported prejudice

President Trump’s economic moves risk alienating even some of his party’s core voters. Trump is heading into his State of the Union on Tuesday with dismal approval ratings that show a reversal of 2024 gains among independents,

CNN’s chief polling expert says Donald Trump would get wiped in an electoral rematch against Kamala Harris. Harry Enten, the network’s chief data correspondent, told CNN News Central host John Berman on Tuesday that if the 2024 election were to happen today,

The State of the Union gives the president a high-profile chance to issue a call to action on election security legislation he has pressured Republicans to ram through over Democratic opposition.

Despite voters' knowledge of Trump's legal troubles and January 6th involvement, one citizen questions whether institutional capture prevents meaningful scrutiny.

See what you missed below and find the latest on the 2024 presidential election at apnews.com. Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama have endorsed Kamala Harris in her White House bid,

“It’s pretty remarkable to watch how rapidly the buyer’s remorse is setting in for Donald Trump,” Democratic strategist Joel Payne

States including Michigan have enacted laws to make registering and voting easier. Three consecutive Republican Secretaries of State – Candice Miller, Terry Lynn Land and Ruth Johnson ‒ pushed a reluctant Republican-led Legislature to allow no-reason absentee voting. Finally, the voters themselves took action, approving it in 2018.