Category: Politics

Missing from the list of speakers over the four nights are former president George W. Bush, 2012 nominee Mitt Romney and several Republican senators locked in competitive races.

The record use of voting by mail during the coronavirus pandemic increased the possibility of voter error or delayed delivery.

In this edition: The political geography of North Carolina, the plans for the GOP’s big week, and why a Biden adviser set off a liberal panic.

North Carolina is a microcosm of America: Cities and suburbs have grown bluer, white rural areas have grown redder.

Officials say the party gathering will counter the rosy image of Biden presented by Democrats last week.

Civil rights groups blasted the law as voter suppression.

With a pandemic and election at the forefront, Trump focused on Amazon, and DeJoy on long-term problems.

Civil rights advocates said the president’s remarks echoed historical efforts to dissuade voters of color from casting their ballots.

In Grand Rapids, Mich., years of inaction on immigration reform have left many Latinos disillusioned with both parties.

The 1,000-page report is rich with detail. Here are some that you might not have heard about — including some salacious items that the bipartisan report opted to include.

The South Carolina politician has walked a delicate line between schooling his colleagues on matters of race and remaining silent. Has that helped his political future?