Category: Politics

Stone is an obvious link between Trump and the extremist groups that stormed the Capitol — but is it an important one?

Nothing so encapsulates the finely choreographed nature of the modern Supreme Court confirmation process as the round-robin of senatorial interviews.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans want to stop shifting their clocks twice a year, according to polls.

The climate left grapples with the Ukraine crisis, a conservative operative explains how the Supreme Court can wipe out Democratic-friendly maps next year, and a candidate who wants to run elections in Colorado goes to jail.

A networked collective of organizations and amateurs is building a process that uses social media to hold Russia to account.

The North Carolina Republican’s remarks are at odds with the broad bipartisan support for Ukraine among American lawmakers and the public amid Russia’s invasion.

As even Trump allies have made clear this was a very bad idea, Trump Jr. assures his father didn’t mean it. Explaining the clean-up effort.

North Korea’s two missile launches earlier this year involved a “relatively new intercontinental ballistic missile system” the country is developing, a senior administration official said.

A former Donald Trump adviser Michael Flynn met with the House committee investigating Jan. 6 insurrection.

After a poll showed 74 percent supported a no-fly zone, a pollster tried to get at what support would be if people actually understood the idea. And support dropped — kind of.

The Jan. 6 committee said it subpoenaed data from software vendor Salesforce to investigate how Trump and the RNC disseminated false statements about the 2020 election.

Skepticism is valuable and warranted — but that’s different than what we often see.