The final countdown has officially begun. As President Donald Trump goes into his last two years as president, he is only one of six presidents to have entered his last two years following the ratification of the 22nd Amendment, and therefore constitutionally precluded from running again.

After a midterm rout, aides anticipate more staff turnover, more Supreme Court battles and a more isolated Trump.

Some of the strongest overperformers had experience in the clergy and health care, not politics.

Democrats won big on Tuesday. But they'll still have to deal with presidential veto power.

Is the question that has animated the Republican race so far - JD Vance or Marco Rubio? - no longer the key question of 2028?

On Tuesday night, the president said he was looking forward to working with Democrats. Three days later, he found a way to ensure more confrontations.

Here's why.

His assassination marked a turning point from idealism to cynicism.

The midterm elections made it clear: We hate data centers. Now the tech industry is coming up with ingenious solutions, writes Evan Gardner.