Welcome to the Next Two Years in America
The government is partially shut down, Congress is paralyzed, and Trump is hobbling the economy. Prepare for the worst.
The government is partially shut down, Congress is paralyzed, and Trump is hobbling the economy. Prepare for the worst.
They stood with Trump as he demonized undocumented immigrants, and got clobbered for it. They're doing it again—and will get clobbered again.
When the Republican in question is Cindy "Public Hanging" Hyde-Smith, the answer is: maybe?
What if Trump wins re-election by razor-thin margins in states where Republicans have made it harder to cast a ballot?
The incoming Republican senator from Utah has been critical of Trump in the past. Will that change once he gets to Washington?
Grassroots activists have organized a movement stronger than Obama’s, and the midterm elections were just the beginning.
Tuesday's elections wiped out moderate House Republicans on the Climate Solutions Caucus, but the group's organizer insists it will recover.
Forget the Senate. Tuesday's midterm elections were still a major rebuke of Trump and the Republican Party.
No matter the outcome on Tuesday, American politics will only get worse.
The oil and gas industry says conservatives might flee the state if an anti-fracking ballot initiative passes on Tuesday.
The House speaker's plea to midterm voters is a perfect summation of a fraudulent political career.
The hostile race between Andrew Gillum and Ron DeSantis is the future of American politics.
The president insists that he, not the Constitution, determines who is an American.
Climate change defeatism is understandable. But it's not based in reality.
Trump manufactures crises to promote himself, but shrinks when faced with the real thing.
Why is the Democratic senator from Rhode Island so hesitant on full representation for the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico?
The president is trying to rekindle the magic of 2016 by hitting the same familiar notes, but America is tuning him out.
Trump has seized the federal bench, but there's hope for Democrats in the lower judiciary.
They've been capitulating to Trump for two years now. The murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi isn't likely to change that.
A new campaign finance disclosure rule was hailed as a "victory for transparency." But most groups found a way around it.