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The crisis is in the Constitution.
The crisis is in the Constitution.
Caroline Gleich’s Utah Senate campaign is a sign of the blurring lines between digital creators and politicians.
A far-right riot at a military base exposed the contradiction tearing Israel apart.
The scholar who coined “intersectionality” explains why those fundraisers from white Harris supporters really do matter.
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The president is finally going after the high court, but his ideas are pretty weak.
Nicolás Maduro has presided over Venezuela’s economic decline — while increasing his authoritarian tendencies.
They try to undercut her legitimacy — and stoke fears about women of color in power.
Trump’s extremist policy agenda is flying under the radar — and that’s a problem.
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Joe Biden’s best path might not be Harris’s best path.
The rumors were easy to believe, especially when the potential VP has such terrible ideas about sex.
Biden’s approach to the war in Gaza has been divisive. Would Harris chart a new path?
He wrote the foreword for a new book by Project 2025’s architect — and has backed some of its most extreme ideas.
In an Oval Office speech, Biden said his farewells. But his job isn’t done yet.
After his latest address to Congress, the Israeli prime minister has never looked more isolated.
Dozens of other democracies have short election cycles. Can the Democrats learn something from them?
The Court’s first decision blocking student loan forgiveness was a lawless mess.
No, it isn’t a devious Democratic plan to destroy startups.
It’s difficult to predict what a Harris presidency would look like. But there are some clues.
The former speaker’s singular influence most recently played a role in President Biden’s decision to end his candidacy.
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