Donald Trump claimed that The New York Times had apologized to readers after he won the 2016 presidential race.

Artificial intelligence has established itself as a force in New York politics. And with Election Day less than a month away, recent state legislation to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in political campaigning is being put to the test with the ever-evolving technology.

Pressed to say if he thought the 2020 election was stolen, JD Vance repeatedly sidestepped. And he defended the sentiment behind his “childless cat ladies” comment, even as he regretted his word choice.

A high-stakes battle over the November ballot is playing out in New York City's northern suburbs. It involves the Working Families Party line in the 17th Congressional District.

Republicans are trying to frame a statewide measure to protect reproductive rights as an attack on family values.

Molinaro, a first-term Republican, and Riley, his Democrat challenger, accused each other again and again of lying. Welcome to New York’s nastiest House race. Central to the debate — as it is to their very expensive rematch in NY-19 — was border security.

A law moving many town and county elections in New York to even-numbered years to align them with state and federal races was struck down by a state judge.

The law would have moved various local elections, except for New York City elections, to even years, in line with congressional and state elections.

A coalition of New York City Democratic officials are urging voters to reject several ballot questions in November that they say would dramatically expand Mayor Eric Adams' executive powers. The No Power Grab NYC coalition,

With Mayor Eric Adams’s future in doubt, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his adversary Letitia James, the state attorney general, could find themselves in a battle for the city’s top job.

On Thursday's edition of the RealClearPolitics radio show -- weeknights at 6:00 pm on SiriusXM's POTUS Channel 124 and then on Apple, Spotify, and here on our website -- Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and RCP White House reporter Phil Wegmann discuss Wegmann's reporting on the political fights brewing over Hurricane Milton,