Every metric puts D.C. one or two notches up from dead last. Even Mississippi does it better. Why isn’t this a bigger story?
Political Animal
Gavin Newsom and the Politics of Rage
After a near-perfect political career, the Golden State Governor is fighting a recall–and a California political system that can devour a governor.
Biden’s Immigration Dilemma
His sweeping reform probably can’t pass but he can’t ignore the issue especially with a “crisis” of asylum seekers. But there is a way forward.
How Earmarks Can Strengthen Congress
They’re back and they have the power to make Congress work and even encourage cross-party cooperation.
Following Monthly Exposé, Maryland House Passes Bill Targeting Hogan’s Business Dealings
The legislation would reform the state’s ethics laws and require more disclosure from elected officials.
Jimmy Carter’s Powerful Message on Voting Rights
He’s monitored more than 100 elections around the world. Now he’s taking on GOP efforts to suppress the vote in the State of Georgia and across the country.
Will the Pandemic Make China Even More Powerful?
COVID-19 could diminish the U.S. role in the world. But there’s also a case for optimism.
Why We’re Wasting 20 Percent of the Covid Vaccine
We don’t have enough of the right syringes. Monopoly is to blame.
When It Comes to Senate Rules, Biden’s Neutrality Can’t Last
Is he going to negotiate with GOP? Fight to kill the filibuster? Time to choose, Joe.
How the Pandemic Made Congress Embrace Technology
Both the House and the Senate are getting digitally savvy during COVID-19. Why they shouldn’t give up when the crisis ends.

