A free party in a park and a traditional tea dance to the music of a big band are just two highlights of the upoming Durham ...

Suddenly, the Tea Party became more focused on electing Republicans than on advocating for principles, losing its claim as a true “movement” that appeals to the better angels of our nature.

Signs were all around, but the clinching evidence that the Tea Party is back came this week in New Hampshire, where the Republican Scott Brown announced that he’d be running for U.S. Senate.

Residents and visitors alike will descend on Willows Park in Oak Bay from Friday to Sunday, June 6-8, for the 63rd annual Oak Bay Tea Party.

Meet Me @ The Altar have announced that guitarist Téa Campbell has stepped away, with the now-duo set to carry on as an independent band.

After Republicans lost to Barack Obama in 2008, the tea party — a combative conservative grassroots movement — came together almost overnight, primaried establishment Republicans and remade ...

Is this the Democrats’ Tea Party moment? There are early signs that a Democratic revolt is on the horizon. But is it too early to say how it will play out?

Since President Trump’s victory, Democrats have been urged to adapt the tactics and strategy of the Tea Party movement for their own progressive ends, writes Graham Wright. But the most powerful ...

During the Tea Party movement, white people were so angry that a Black family lived in the White House that they started voting for people like Mike Huckabee, Sarah Palin and Ted Cruz.

Tea Party stalwarts who have seen their movement fizzle are finding a new champion in President Trump and see his second administration as a culmination and validation of their efforts.

The Tea Party claimed to be concerned with fiscal discipline and limited government—activists organized around the Affordable Care Act. In retrospect, that premise is hard to take at face value.

The West Chester Tea Party lost its meeting space after hosting an antisemitic presentation and continues to look for another place to meet.