BARACK OBAMA

About 21 percent of voters ages 18 to 29 participated in Tuesday's midterm election.

Maine's independent senator was first elected to the upper chamber in 2012, when he first decided to caucus with Senate Democrats.

President Barack Obama said he was optimistic about working with Republicans.

Tuesday night's midterm election results were not in the Democrats' favor. Here's who messed up the Dems chances.

World leaders may see Obama as a lame duck after Tuesday's election defeat — and the first test is coming soon.

GOP lawmakers are expected to keep the White House from appointing any future judicial and political nominees.

Republicans are vowing to make the Canada-to-Texas pipeline a top priority come January.

Arizona unofficial election results showed Tobin with 46 percent of the vote against Kirkpatrick's 53 percent.

In September the U.S. launched attacks on Khorasan terror group leaders in Syria. After that, the group vanished from U.S. statements.

Forbes Magazine says aggressive foreign policy, a loving public and nearly 15 years in power solidify Putin as the most-powerful person on Earth.

The sweeping Republican victory in Tuesday’s midterm elections came without a key piece of the electorate: women.

Obama is expected to issue long-awaited executive orders on immigration any day now, potentially offering deportation relief to millions.

If Republicans are taking the midterms as a sign of how well they'll do in 2016, they're misreading the data. Big-time.

Nolan was projected to beat Republican challenger Stewart Mills by a slim margin.

GOP gubernatorial candidates scored big wins, backed by the millions of dollars raised by RGA head Chris Christie.

From Spain to China, opinion was unanimous: It was a very bad day for the president of the United States of America.

Voters in South Dakota and Alaska are considering similar ballot initiatives.

The Republican incumbent beat Democrat challenger Mike Michaud in Maine's race for governor.

Now in full control of Congress, the GOP can no longer govern as the "Party of No."

Bost had the backing of major conservative political groups, including Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS.

Perdue held executive positions at top companies such as Reebok, Pillowtex, Dollar General and Gujarat Heavy Chemicals.