The Backlash to the GOP’s Union-Bashing Has Begun in Earnest
After a string of attacks on organized labor across the Midwest in recent years, Republicans are starting to pay at the polls.
After a string of attacks on organized labor across the Midwest in recent years, Republicans are starting to pay at the polls.
Polling places have been quietly shuttered across the country, in a transparent bid to make it tougher for minorities and the poor to vote.
Why is the Democratic senator from Rhode Island so hesitant on full representation for the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico?
Republicans are fighting to hold on to secretary of state offices that have become vehicles for purging voter rolls and restricting ballot access.
It's not just because of Trump. Millions of voters' rights are at stake, too.
As the ACLU has transformed itself from a nonpartisan protector of civil liberties into one of Donald Trump’s most bitter political foes, it’s been forced to grapple with fundamental questions about its role in American society.
Why America needs truth and reconciliation after Trump
The president's "election integrity" commission has died, but the threat of large-scale voter purges is growing.
The president does not merely "play footsie" with the white supremacists who terrorized Charlottesville. He's the lead proponent of their worldview.
The Kansas gubernatorial candidate is a pure creature of the Trump era—and an indication of where the GOP is heading.
Liberals are underestimating just how aggressively Trump's White House will shape the electorate in ways that make it whiter.
He might disappoint his base on foreign and economic policy, but his transition suggests he's sticking to his guns on immigration.
Why everyone must tune in to Kris Kobach's race in Kansas