The Republican Party regained control of the House of Representatives yesterday but fell short of reclaiming the Senate, according to projections based on early returns, riding a wave of anti-incumbent sentiment to success at the polls.

Last weekend’s “Rally to Restore Sanity/Fear” at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., generated a slew of media attention as people gathered to hold ironic signs and be generally civil towards one another.

Thomas C. Foley '75 is running for governor of Connecticut…and he’s getting a bit of campaign help from his son.

In 11 U.S. states and one territory, 13 Harvard alumni and one former professor are aiming for the highest political position—the prestigious post of governor.

Democratic incumbent Gov. Deval L. Patrick '78 hopes for the chance to "finish what he started."

GOP gubernatorial candidate, Charles D. Baker '79 describes what sparked his interest in politics and what makes him the best choice for governor.

A panel of three Middle Eastern CEOs discussed the opportunities and challenges of doing business in the Middle East at the Kennedy School last night before dozens of entrepreneurs from the Arab world as part of a week-long AllWorld Summit.

Harvard College Global Health and AIDS Coalition activists staged a protest during President Barack Obama's rally in Boston on Saturday