Vice President JD Vance addressed the audience in Howell, Michigan, on Tuesday to rally support for Republican candidates in the general elections less than a week away.

Rising gas prices remain a key issue for voters, yet Donald Trump is preoccupied with former President Obama comparing his gilded Oval Office to a Cheesecake Factory. Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson,

Steve Doocy reports live from a diner in Romeo, Michigan, where he interviews Republican candidate John James about the upcoming midterm elections. James discusses inflation, local campaign issues, and the Republican push to win in Michigan.

Fox News host Sean Hannity calls out Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's past comments comparing cars to cigarettes on 'Hannity.'

Vance spent much of his speech railing against Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. "El-Sayed has called to 'open our doors' and leave American workers behind," he said. "He wants to ... kill the automotive industry in the state.

The Senate map overall favors the GOP, so the party is on offense in just a handful of states critical to control. Michigan offers the rare Democratic-held seat that Republicans h

President Trump has increasingly singled out Muslim politicians and communities in a bid to rally his base in the final push before election day. Why it matters: Trump's comments could energize some Republican voters in close races, but the strategy could alienate those who see the rhetoric as fearmongering or discriminatory. Driving the news: Trump's Monday appearance at a Michigan rally for GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers included several...

With the midterm elections just one week away, President Trump returns to Texas while Vice President Vance returns to Michigan to rally in support of Republican Senate Candidate Mike Rogers who is facing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.