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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker
Monica Potts
Americans Hate Junk Fees. Are the Democrats Listening?
A growing number of blue states are passing laws banning them. It’s time for the party’s leaders to follow suit.
The Supreme Court building is seen from an angle.
Emma Janssen
What SCOTUS’s Campaign Finance Ruling Means for Democrats
One possible, overlooked implication of the Supreme Court’s finance ruling would be giving political parties an advantage over PACs when it comes to political spending.
Perry Bacon
The Left Wins in Colorado—and It’s Not Because of Gaza or Socialism
Melat Kiros at her election night party
Perry Bacon
The Left Wins in Colorado—and It’s Not Because of Gaza or Socialism
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An old man on a riding scooter visits the Great American State Fair, which is very sparsely attended.
Alex Shephard
The Great American State Fair Is a Great Trumpian Disaster
The debacle on the National Mall captures an administration in free fall—and a president who is only interested in celebrating himself.
Demonstrators rally in support of birthright citizenship outside the U.S. Supreme Court.
Matt Ford
The Supreme Court Denies Trump the Chance to Shred the Constitution
The ruling was ultimately a victory for the Fourteenth Amendment and a loss for the conservative legal movement that’s been trying to erase it.
James Talarico gestures with one hand and speaks into a microphone he holds with the other
Trump’s Weakness Suddenly Puts Texas in Play—a Surprise Poll Shows How
Greg Sargent
James Talarico gestures with one hand and speaks into a microphone he holds with the other
Greg Sargent
Trump’s Weakness Suddenly Puts Texas in Play—a Surprise Poll Shows How
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Emma Janssen
Emma Janssen
The Bill That Pits House Against Senate Against Big Tech
Frank Pallone Jr., Craig Goldman, and Brett Guthrie talk in a huddle while standing, with others' heads visible in the foreground.
The Bill That Pits House Against Senate Against Big Tech
Emma Janssen
Frank Pallone Jr., Craig Goldman, and Brett Guthrie talk in a huddle while standing, with others' heads visible in the foreground.
Emma Janssen
The Bill That Pits House Against Senate Against Big Tech
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