After the package is signed this week, the president must declare his priorities. Otherwise, he risks getting pushed by House progressives.
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A Primer on the Capitol Police: What We Know From Two Years of Research
The insurrectionist siege of the Capitol brings renewed focus on the force.
Warnock Wins. Ossoff-Perdue Race Tight. Democrats Are Poised to Take U.S. Senate.
Black Pastor makes history. Stunning defeat for McConnell, Trump. Democrats could control the White House and Congress for the first time in over a decade.
No, Thomas Jefferson Didn’t Rig the 1800 Vote Count
Sorry, Trump dead-enders. You should have read that law review article to the end.
What Bernie Sanders Can Teach Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Cut deals. Don’t unnecessarily alienate your party. And get the most you can.
How to Really Say Thank You: A Proposal
As a society, we don’t say thank you often enough. So why not credits on a building for everyone who built it and big signage to let you know who gave you that COVID test?
Jon Ossoff’s Last Chance
He almost flipped a closely watched House seat in 2017. Last month, he nearly won a Senate perch. Now the 33-year-old has a second high-profile shot at the Senate. It’s a fight for control of the chamber and his political future.
Xavier Becerra Could Fight Hospital Consolidation as HHS Chief
His experience fighting Sutter Health’s monopolistic practices in California gives him insights he can put to use as Secretary.
Orange (County) Is Still the New Blue
Democrats lost two congressional seats in Orange County, California. But a slate of down-ballot victories suggest a long-term commitment to growing the local Democratic party paid off in 2020.
How Do You Deradicalize the Republican Party?
It starts by acknowledging how the GOP is divorced from reality plus offering purpose as well as policies.
