The Justice Department's efforts to scotch the state's U.S. Senate ballot is laughable and the press shouldn't fall for it.

The Press Shouldn’t Hype Trump’s Bogus Alaska Lawsuit. The Department of Justice has launched a risible suit over the state’s U.S. Senate ballot because two candidates have similar names.

Donald Trump could be even more dangerous as a lame duck--feral, unpredictible, and even more vicious when he's weakened.

Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts joins other members of the Roberts Court as they pose for a group portrait, at the Supreme Court building October. 7, 2022. Chief Justice Roberts was ...

As part of his promise to restore American manufacturing and the fortunes of the working class, President Donald Trump pledged to expand trade apprenticeships. In an April executive order, Trump ...

The GOP is putting up a bumper crop of subpar candidates this midterms cycle. Here’s our countdown of the five worst.

While Democrats are on track to win the House popular vote by eight points, that partisan tilt alone isn’t enough to carry the Senate.

Pell/non-Pell graduation gap: graduation rate for Pell students minus the graduation rate for non-Pell students; a positive number indicates that students who receive Pell grants graduate at a higher ...

Pete Hegseth’s plan for a public execution got scotched but with this Supreme Court, it may one day get the green light.

Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico have taken opposite approaches to fending off Republican attacks.

As the midterms approach and 2028 looms, Third Way’s Jim Kessler discusses the think tank’s new policy agenda for middle-class America.

Political scientist Seth Masket’s new book explains how GOP establishment history and mechanics made Donald Trump’s ascent inevitable.