The results of the 2022 midterm election have not been fully tallied and the crucial question -- who will control Congress? -- has not been answered. But on this day after, we can draw some initial conclusions.
Democrats have clinched 50 seats in the Senate, but the stakes remain high for Georgia's December 6 runoff between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker.
Tropical Storm Nicole is drenching the Bahamas with dangerous storm surge early Wednesday before it slams into Florida's east coast as a possible Category 1 hurricane, prompting evacuations in areas still recovering from Hurricane Ian.
Sam Bankman-Fried, the crypto entrepreneur known for providing a financial lifeline to struggling firms in the industry, is now in need of a bailout himself.
Not much can grow naturally in the barren desert landscape of Arizona's Maricopa County, but given its pivotal role in shaping national politics, it's fertile ground for conspiracy theories to take root.
Maryland gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore's election on Tuesday night offers reason for hope amid the hard partisan divides that continue to shape our national politics.
Wes Moore, the first Black governor-elect of Maryland, and only the third Black governor to be elected in American history, has a chat with CNN's Dana Bash following his victory.
President Joe Biden said Twitter owner and Tesla CEO Elon Musk's relationship with other countries was "worthy of being looked at," but declined to say how that could be done.
During the 2022 primary season, Democrats actively meddled in a number of Republican races -- hoping to boost GOP candidates who they viewed as too extreme (especially on the issue of election denialism) to win general elections.
Republicans had hoped to make big enough gains among Latino voters in 2022, extending their inroads from two years ago, that would fundamentally realign the political landscape in several battleground states -- and the presidential map -- in their favor.
Twitter owner Elon Musk pleaded with advertisers to keep using his platform on Wednesday as he sketched out his plans for user verification, content moderation and even his intention to add banking features to Twitter in front of a live audience of over 100,000 users.
