Vermont has weathered the pandemic better than any other state, making Phil Scott a surprising star in Bernie Sanders’s backyard.
Tonight the president—and his party—learned the true definition of the phrase slim majority.
A progressive law in the nation’s largest city seems to be a step too far for national Democrats.
Stymied by Congress, the president could make $1 trillion in student loans disappear all by himself.
Here’s what went well … and what didn’t.
Build Back Better looks dead. Can Democrats rebuild it?
Conversations with disenchanted Democrats in deep-blue Brooklyn help explain President Joe Biden’s ongoing polling woes.
Who will actually benefit from a new progressive climate policy?
The Republican leader’s decision to fold—again—on the debt ceiling arises from a position of political strength, not weakness.
From World War II to the election of Donald Trump, Bob Dole played a part in countless moments of American history.
Vermont’s COVID-19 surge could point the way toward an uncertain endemic future.
Will tax cuts for the rich really help Joe Biden’s party in the midterms?
Trump loyalists could be running polling places across Pennsylvania in 2024.
Progressives gave President Joe Biden a partial victory by passing his infrastructure bill, but the fate of the rest of their agenda remains as uncertain as ever.
Led by a candidate who neither repudiated nor embraced Trump, the GOP sweeps to victory.
President Joe Biden’s hastily announced framework for his “Build Back Better” plan doesn’t mean the deal is done.
The fate of the Democrats’ push for voting-rights legislation lies once again in the hands of one senator from West Virginia.
They predicted that nonpartisan redistricting commissions would make elections more fair, but Republicans might reap the benefits.
Constitutional scholars are already worrying about another January 6 crisis, and they warn that the next election might be harder to save.
Joe Biden’s economic plan is stalled in Congress because the warring wings of his party aren’t yet desperate enough to compromise. They could be soon.
They have President Joe Biden on their side. But will their ideological victory be empty?