Larry Sabato says the GOP will take the House this November, and may take the Senate as well.

Charlie Cook has more bad news for the Democrats.

Jay Cost looks at some of the recent polls and sees the same thing everyone else is seeing, which is a whole host of races where Democrats are vulnerable, often in places where they should not be vulnerable. I am becoming more comfortable with the thought that this will be a bigger wave than 1994. Could the GOP gain 60 or more seats, and the Senate to boot? The Democrats will need something dramatic between now and election day to turn the tide.

More bad news for the Democrats, as younger voters, the strength of Obama in 2008, are not feeling the same vibe. If anything, a terrible job market is making some apathetic about politics and driving others into the arms of the GOP.

Paul Krugman says he was right all along when he advocated a bigger stimulus.

Robert Reich says income inequality is at the center of our troubled economy.

Russia, facing a severe drought, extends a grain embargo, raising fears of a global food crisis.