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The select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol has yet to directly link far-right attackers to Donald Trump.
Recent mass shootings have exposed an empathy gap in America. No place is safe, but every place should be.
Joe Biden’s presidency is out of gas - Uncategorized
Joe Biden vs. Donald Trump for president likely won’t happen in the 2024 contest, poetry and pyrotechnics aside.
As Democrats urge President Biden to fight, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez offers an example with what one strategist calls her "vigor."
Donald Trump wanted to be the MAGA commander, leading his troops up Capitol Hill on Jan. 6. A former aide’s testimony could be “devastating.”
Shouldn’t the election workers who keep the wheels of democracy grinding expect more than FBI advice to move out of their own homes?
Even if Joe Biden manages to pull off a stunning political recovery, Nancy Pelosi and Democrats in Congress need some answers.
The political reverberations from the court overturning Roe v. Wade will take weeks to sort out. But it could be Democrats’ salvation.
More than any other national figure, Donald Trump has unleashed politically motivated intimidation — and violence — by the far right.
President Joe Biden and his team seem at a loss — just months ago, he boldly asserted that inflation was going to be ‘transitory.’
The modern-day descendants of racist cowards of the past seem to be gaining ground, Mary C. Curtis writes.
As President Joe Biden’s approval rating continues to dip, that spells trouble for Democrats. But the key to the midterms may be EGAD.
The son of a Buffalo shooting victim got to the heart of the matter in Washington this week, challenging lawmakers to stop white supremacy.
Americans have reached a staggering level of dissatisfaction not only with President Joe Biden, but with government as a whole.
People are already saying the Jan. 6 hearings won’t matter — but they’re wrong. Nothing in history can prepare us for what we’re about to see.
The president may have pulled out all the stops in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, but his new plan to fight inflation isn’t fooling anyone.
Republicans in the state have moved on, and this week’s vote was proof, with Kemp, Raffensperger and Carr emerging unscathed.
From John Fetterman to Donald Trump to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, our politics have always been shaped by the vagaries of human health.
While most Republicans in Congress don’t explicitly embrace “replacement” conspiracy theories, they have failed to loudly denounce them.