Multiple models are now signaling a strong GOP performance in the midterm elections.

Three U.S. presidents converged in Pennsylvania to rally voters for a key senate race that could go either way. Who wins will likely determine which party controls the Senate.

U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman had an odd start for a rally in Pennsylvania on Nov. 5, as a sudden gust of wind blew down the row of American flags behind him during his opening remarks.

Hispanic voters have never mattered more in an election. They’re by far the fastest-growing demographic, and they’re shifting loyalties. What does it all mean? We find out from Javier Palomarez, CEO and president of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council.

Then in America Q&A, we ask people across the country: Is there any issue that would motivate you to change how you vote?

Next, South Texas could flip red with three Latina Republicans running in the Rio Grande Valley: Mayra Flores, Monica De La Cruz, and Cassy Garcia. We dig deeper into the all-important Hispanic vote with Rafa Bejar, director of outreach at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.

Finally, if the Sunshine Protection Act passes the House, changing the clocks could become a thing of the past. In our second America Q&A, we ask: Should daylight savings time be permanent?