A room full of yappers went very quiet on Iran and ICE. That's bad for democracy. By Steven Zeitchik Senior Editor, ...

Such a twisted menace of misfittery exposes the quest to subvert federalism as a functional provider – and with shocking, quicktime success. However biased or benighted, before 2016 a rare few of US ...

Over the past six years, Infantino has taken every opportunity to show support for the U.S. president. It could be about to ...

Despite not being a fan of the subject in school, some of Billy Porter’s all-time favorite books are about history. The “Pose ...

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With the war in Iran in its third week and showing no signs of ending soon, Democrats have an opportunity to unite around a bold antiwar worldview that is popular with the American public. A majority ...

President Donald Trump ’s first official nominee to lead Africa diplomacy cut a far different figure than most of his ...

The state’s 2028 primary is likely to be important, and is already on the minds of some Democrats. By Katie Glueck At a lunch last week in Charleston, a group of South Carolina Democratic lawmakers ...

Domiciled CDL Final Rule, which took effect March 16, is a major new stage in the fascistic attack on immigrant workers and ...

However, four years have passed and Ukraine now controls more territory than it did in June 2022. This is despite facing the ...

Megyn Kelly discusses Sen. Lindsey Graham's wild interview with Sean Hannity, where he threatens Spain and Middle East allies over Iran, the senator's aggressive rhetoric and apparent influence in the ...

Politicians ramble because often, the game rewards it. Rambling can be smart evasion: Say too little and you’re perceived as evasive; say too much and the question disappears in a cloud of words.