The Myth of the Woke College Graduate
A new poll finds little difference between people with and without college degrees on questions about “wokeness.”
A new poll finds little difference between people with and without college degrees on questions about “wokeness.”
Celebrity candidates bring distinct advantages to their races, but Democrats say they don’t want to recruit more of them. Here’s why.
The Democratic establishment is feeling the heat more than ever.
Progressives gave President Joe Biden a partial victory by passing his infrastructure bill, but the fate of the rest of their agenda remains as uncertain as ever.
And how the president’s party fell victim to history
School issues are pitting Americans against one another, but they aren’t surefire winners for either party.
Led by a candidate who neither repudiated nor embraced Trump, the GOP sweeps to victory.
Over the past half decade, Democrats have quietly pulled ahead of Republicans in untraceable political spending. One group helped make it happen.
President Biden’s infrastructure “framework” can be seen one of two ways.
The president’s meeting with Pope Francis will come at a delicate time for both leaders.
President Joe Biden’s hastily announced framework for his “Build Back Better” plan doesn’t mean the deal is done.
Will the president’s party pass major legislation before the midterm elections?
The fate of the Democrats’ push for voting-rights legislation lies once again in the hands of one senator from West Virginia.
The country’s voucher-focused help for American renters is mired in red tape, and many landlords opt out. Would cash work better?
The senator from Arizona doesn’t seem rattled by progressives’ threats to primary her—and it’s not clear she should be.
At a glance, America’s shortage of adoptable babies may seem like a problem. But is adoption meant to provide babies for families, or families for babies?
They predicted that nonpartisan redistricting commissions would make elections more fair, but Republicans might reap the benefits.
Even the president’s closest allies are alarmed that he’s not making voting rights a front-and-center issue.
Even when the president’s party passes historic legislation, voters don’t seem to care.
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