ArticleRepub­lic­ans turned Demo­crats hope to con­nect with voters in midterms

Demo­crats have struggled to win over Repub­lican voters in recent elec­tions. This year, some Demo­cratic can­did­ates argue they can change that — because they were once Repub­lic­ans. These party switch­ers say that they have unique insight into...

ArticleBat­tling Trump’s unhinged war on vot­ing by mail

Cali­for­nia could have some zany theater this fall: county pro­sec­utors char­ging fed­eral post­mas­ters with felon­ies for obey­ing Pres­id­ent Trump’s order to with­hold deliv­ery of mail bal­lots to voters. Does Trump then fed­er­al­ize the...

ArticleCage rage: Trump ‘spat’ fuels aide gos­sip

A TENSE exchange between Don­ald and Melania Trump caught on cam­era at the Free­dom 250 Indy­Car race has increased online spec­u­la­tion about the pres­id­ent’s rela­tion­ship with aide Nat­alie Harp. The first lady had not been seen in pub­lic for...

ArticleICE can­not sur­vive past Trump’s reign

Another day, another video on social media fea­tur­ing U.S. Immig­ra­tion and Cus­toms Enforce­ment agents behav­ing badly. Some­times they act like bul­lies, intim­id­at­ing goons tramp­ling the Con­sti­tu­tion. Other times they show they’ve learned...

ArticleIs Harry’s return linked to how he answered ques­tions for U.S. visa about drug usage?

ArticleGra­ham sis wins GOP nod

Sen. Dar­line Gra­ham defeated Rep. Ralph Nor­man Tues­day in the South Car­o­lina spe­cial Repub­lican Sen­ate primary run­off elec­tion, mov­ing one step closer to hold­ing on to her late brother’s seat in the upper cham­ber for a full term. Gra­ham...

ArticleThe Can­did­ate Cre­ator

Rebecca Katz has an uncanny gift for find­ing cha­ris­matic pro­gress­ives. Why do so many of them implode? IT’S A FEW HOURS before polls close in Michigan, and Rebecca Katz is alone in front of the stage at the Majestic Theatre in Midtown Detroit,...

ArticleClose Calls

Can we rely on the courts, and most import­antly the Supreme Court, to res­ist major assaults on the rule of law by the Trump admin­is­tra­tion? That ques­tion was front and cen­ter dur­ing the Court’s recently con­cluded 2025–2026 term. With its six...