The Tough Sell of the Third-Party Candidate
Third-party and independent candidates are never all that popular in American presidential elections. But this year, fear of handing the election to Donald Trump is making an outsider run radioactive.
Third-party and independent candidates are never all that popular in American presidential elections. But this year, fear of handing the election to Donald Trump is making an outsider run radioactive.
Left-wing activists are taking every opportunity to change elections for partisan gain through ranked choice voting. Read more about their latest effort here.
Voting in Michigan will be easier for many people this fall than it was four years ago. There will be nine days of early voting. All mail ballots will have prepaid return postage. And every community will have at least one drop box for absentee ballots because of a measure adopted by voters with the support of the state's top Democrats.
By taking a national ban off the table, Donald Trump may reduce temperature of the abortion rights discussion heading into the presidential election.
The long-awaited Great Fundamental Transformation finally got its moment, crashed, and now has torched the nation-middle-class Americans most of all.
The Labor Department's March employment report shows the U.S. economy continuing to power ahead. Yet many voters' perceptions remain stubbornly negative.
Uri Berliner, a veteran at the public radio institution, says the network lost its way when it started telling listeners how to think.
President Trump is enduring an onslaught of lawsuits calculated to bankrupt him and show trials designed to imprison him. Just a few years ago it would have unfathomable to imagine an open conspiracy of judges, prosecutors, elected officials, bureaucrats, academics, and media figures feverishly plotting the destruction of Trump through relentless lawfare in a desperate gambit to keep him out of the White House. But that is precisely the situation at hand today.
Donald Trump's 2024 bid is an antidemocratic revenge fantasy being treated like a conventional political campaign.
GOP candidates running for Senate in swing states are largely embracing the states' rights message on abortion that Donald Trump outlined yesterday.
To see what a second Trump administration would mean for reproductive rights, look to the mogul's record and alliances.
The reality is that a Trump who moderates his stance on abortion is a Trump that Joe Biden fears challenging in November.
In politics, anything can happen. But at the rate things are going, Donald Trump seems increasingly likely to return to the Oval Office.
Here's what my investigation has recently discovered regarding government officials from 15 federal agencies and what they knew about the Wuhan Institute of Virology in 2018.
Remember, the same Democrats who are chanting 'Death to Israel' will inevitably wish 'Death to America,' as well.
Israel's onslaught has been on a scale never seen before. I spend my days searching for hope, says the author Raja Shehadeh
If House Speaker Mike Johnson can't thread the needle on FISA, could it be the beginning of the end for his speakership?