Politics

Census projections have bad news for Democrats. Population estimates show reliably Democratic states, like New York, California, and Illinois will each lose at least one congressional district and representation in the Electoral College. Conversely, states […]

When news broke that Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani was killed, Sen. Elizabeth Warren thought she was striking a careful balance by acknowledging that he was a “murderer” while also attacking the decision to kill him […]

Brace yourselves. You’re about to see states’ rights conservatives twist themselves into ideological pretzels as they insist the federal government should have a bigger say in state rules for issuing driver’s licenses. As usual, the […]

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stood on a sidewalk in the Bronx Wednesday and urged her constituents to be counted in the 2020 U.S. Census. Ocasio-Cortez had a personal reason make the case for civic participation. On […]

A majority of black Americans are more interested in voting in the 2020 presidential election than they were in 2016, according to a national survey of 1200 black voters and non-voters conducted by Third Way […]

If you don’t know who Jenna Ellis is, you are hardly alone. Many officials at the upper echelons of Trumpworld don’t really know her, either. In more than a dozen conversations with senior figures in […]

The holiday vacation President Donald Trump once viewed as the raring precursor to a vindictive Senate trial has instead turned into a deadlocked interlude as he battles Democrats over the time and place for his […]

“It may have been inevitable that eventually you would have two candidates representing each side of the ideological divide in the party. A lot of smart people I’ve talked to lately think there’s a very […]

Andrew Yang has slightly overtaken Pete Buttigieg in the 2020 Democratic primary net favorability rankings following the sixth debate between party candidates, a new poll has found. The entrepreneur’s net favorability score—the share of potential […]

Rep. Ilhan Omar sent out dueling press releases on Tuesday: one celebrating the House passage of legislation that included debt relief for her native Somalia—and a second explaining her decision to vote against that legislation. […]