As protesters prepare for this year’s March for Life, a current of uncertainty ripples beneath the surface.
It’s not a great time to be an oligarch who’s unenthusiastic about Putin’s war in Ukraine.
At the end of a politically fraught 2022, it feels good to laugh together.
This beloved winter pastime is not for everyone. And especially not for me.
The long farewell to the Iowa Caucus
It’s wrong, it seems illegal, and it’s probably not going to work. For now.
Election deniers lost in the midterms, but they’re not done yet.
Before the polls even closed, the election deniers were calling foul.
On the stump for Democrats, the former president invoked hope. But even the party faithful know that things have changed.
To me, this fluffy green mascot is the real star of baseball’s World Series.
Democrats in Iowa hope for the unimaginable: defeating the seven-term Republican.
The investigations, impeachments, and 2024-election uncertainty that may lie ahead
How John Fetterman’s stroke helped deepen his everyman appeal among some supporters
The Democrat’s health status is a legitimate election issue for Pennsylvanians. The question is what they should make of it.
The Republican candidate for Arizona governor not only won Trump’s endorsement but has emerged as his most talented emulator. Is Kari Lake the new face of the MAGA movement?
The scrappy little mammal is so much more than an internet meme or a political mascot.
At the former president’s first rally since the FBI search at Mar-a-Lago, the mood among his supporters veered from desperation to defiance.
He has little option but to show loyalty to Trump even if it thwarts his own ambitions.
The scholar Theda Skocpol—renowned for her research on the Tea Party movement a decade ago—explains how American politics has evolved since then.
The Arizona senator effectively leverages her power, but her ends are unclear.