Politics 2018: Welcome Back, Obama. Love, the GOP.

Plus: How Trump's playing in the 'burbs, the future of abortion, and the rogue billionaires of the midterms.

The most important election news, chosen by our editors.

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Welcome Back, Barack. Love, the GOP.

President Obama plunged back into politics at a rally in California. Democrats cheered his return, but Republicans might have been even happier to see him.

Read Now in POLITICO

How Trump's Playing in the 'Burbs

Vulnerable Republicans face a crucial decision: Do they run with the president, or away from him?

Read Now in Los Angeles Times

When Abortion Is Legal, but Nearly Impossible

Even if a new Supreme Court doesn't overturn Roe v. Wade, it could rule on a number of smaller cases that may curtail abortion rights significantly.

Read Now in The New York Times

Meet the Rogue Billionaires of the Midterms

Liberal donor Tom Steyer and GOP benefactor Richard Uihlein are driving their respective parties crazy. Here's how they could upend the election — and push politics farther toward the extremes.

Read Now in McClatchy DC Bureau

How a Local Campaign Became International Tabloid Fodder

Julia Salazar's bid for State Senate was going great. Then critics accused her of faking her Judaism, unearthed an old fraud arrest, and discovered her complicated relationship with Keith Hernandez.

Read Now in The Cut

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The most important election news, chosen by our editors. Welcome Back, Barack. Love, the GOP. President Obama plunged back into politics at a rally in California. Democrats cheered his return, but Republicans might have been even happier to see him. Read Now in POLITICO How Trump's Playing in the 'Burbs Vulnerable Republicans face a crucial decision: Do they run with the president, or away from him? Read Now in Los Angeles Times When Abortion Is Legal, but Nearly Impossible Even if a new Supreme Court doesn't overturn Roe v. Wade, it could rule on a number of smaller cases that may curtail abortion rights significantly. Read Now in The New York Times Meet the Rogue Billionaires of the Midterms Liberal donor Tom Steyer and GOP benefactor Richard Uihlein are driving their respective parties crazy. Here's how they could upend the election — and push politics farther toward the extremes. Read Now in McClatchy DC Bureau How a Local Campaign Became International Tabloid Fodder Julia Salazar's bid for State Senate was going great. Then critics accused her of faking her Judaism, unearthed an old fraud arrest, and discovered her complicated relationship with Keith Hernandez. Read Now in The Cut Like what you're seeing here? Follow @AppleNews on Twitter for our selections throughout the week. Some content requires specific hardware or software. Internet access required; data fees may apply. Content availability is subject to change. For more information, click here. Copyright © 2018 Apple Inc. One Apple Park Way, Cupertino, California 95014 USA Privacy Policy   |   Terms and Conditions   |   Support   |   Account Unsubscribe