Forcing people to out themselves at the polls is a surefire way to deter trans voters.

Recent events have forced right-wing media into even wilder distortions than usual. A Media Matters writer who tracks those sources helps us plumb the darker depths of this agitprop.

It’s once again become fashionable to bash the Golden State. This time it’s a lot more nasty, partisan, and off-base.

Trump is furious that Haley hasn’t quit the Republican race, but maybe he should be thanking her.

With his convincing win in New Hampshire, Trump has dashed the hopes of Republicans who have spent years trying to vanquish or succeed him.

His presidential campaign may be over. But his hateful legacy lives on.

The media’s horse-race coverage of a nomination fight dominated by Trump was ultimately pointless—and often embarrassingly wrong.

The contest was over early, and the results were anticlimactic. But the Hawkeye State revealed the indelible truth about the soul of the GOP.

Despite his lead, Trump isn’t a lock to win the caucuses. What does a competitive nominating race mean for the rest of us?

Using bogus scandals and funding crunches, Republicans across the country are decimating public education.

The pugilistic anti-tax group is feuding with the GOP’s most powerful figure—and getting pummeled.

New Hampshire is tailor-made for Trump’s opponents—but they’re blowing their best chance to stop him.

As conservative states wage total culture war, college-educated workers—physicians, teachers, professors, and more—are packing their bags.

For all the critiques of the GOP debates, they have done an effective job of narrowing the Republican field.

A drag analysis of “bootgate”

A proposed rule for Florida’s public campuses would muzzle advocacy of issues “that polarize or divide society among political, ideological, moral, or religious beliefs.”

For starters: “Donald Trump is a fucking asshole.”

The Florida governor loves bragging about his “war on woke”—without admitting the true price tag.

Here’s your guide to the heroes and villains—plus a list of the 50 most banned books.

Each wants to shrink government more than the last. And none of them knows a lick about how the federal government actually works.