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Which 2016 Candidates Are Raising the Most From Their Rivals' Donors?
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When School Shootings Happen, Democrats Introduce Gun Restriction Legislation Far More Frequently Than Republicans
Since 2014, 88 congressional districts have seen school shootings.
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Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images Why Is Rick Perry Broke? His 2012 Donors Prefer Ted Cruz.
The donors who gave to Perry's last presidential run have supplied more money to Cruz's campaign this time around.
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A Timeline of Government Data Breaches
Since April 2013, six hacks targeted OPM and its contractors, resulting in the theft of millions of federal workers' personal data.
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How the Supreme Court Could Change Congressional Maps in Arizona (and Other States)
A Supreme Court decision could strike down political boundaries in states where independent commissions draw the lines. Here's an example of how partisan legislators could benefit.
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There Are More Than 16,000 Requests for Commutations. Obama Has Granted 43.
A look at the president's enormous clemency backlog.
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How Harry Reid Stacks Up Against Other Senate Leaders
Harry Reid is the seventh-longest-serving leader in the Senate
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Death, Drugs, and Crime in the Oil Patch
The dark side of America's energy boom.
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When Republicans and Democrats Choose to Ignore (or Accept) Science
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Visualizing the GOP's 2016 Bracket
And why Scott Walker has a long, treacherous road ahead.
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National Journal CPAC Sound Bites: Listen to What Top Conservatives Are Saying
A soundboard of the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference.
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The Rise and Rise of Tech and Telecom Lobbying
The top 10 tech and telecom lobby spenders paid out more than $125 million for lobbying in 2014.
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How to Win Friends and Influence Elections
Read this and you can finally stop smiling and nodding at Capitol Hill dinner parties.
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Private Groups Spent $5.1 Million on Free Trips for Congress in 2014
The total cost is down from 2013, but the number of trips has gone up.
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The Emissions Keystone Would Give Off Are Little Compared to Just About Everything
We already produce over 6.5 billion tons of greenhouse-gas emissions annually.
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The State of Segregation in the Suburbs
For the same levels of economic attainment, minorities are still living, separately, in poorer communities.
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2014, According to the Drudge Report
We mined the Drudge Report archives for the top headline terms of the year.
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Here's What Nations Have Pledged to the Global Climate Fund
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What You Can Learn From Looking At Tomorrow's Most Boring House Races
These are the safest 31 House districts in the country. Maybe we should have more of them.
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Meet the Tech Donors Who Are Dominating the Midterms
Many of them are only just getting started.
