
Is the United States Beyond Redemption?
Something even bigger than policy was on the line in the 2018 midterms: the country's soul.
Something even bigger than policy was on the line in the 2018 midterms: the country's soul.
Even though the 2018 elections had the highest midterm voter turnout in half a century, fewer than half of eligible voters cast their ballots.
Among the positive signs from the recent midterm elections is the pushback against privatizating public education in the U.S.
Is packing the top court “necessary to save democracy”?
As the American president picks fights with allies such as French leader Emmanuel Macron, nationalism threatens to shatter Europe.
These states’ drawn-out 2018 counts could hold significance for future ballot design, voting machines and barriers against voter suppression.
More ballots need to be counted, but the outcome of the midterm elections in the two southern states may not change.
Progressives should recognize the likely House speaker as a symptom of a calcified party hierarchy that is beginning to lose its grip.
A federal court extended a lifeline to Stacey Abrams and other candidates in Georgia on Tuesday.
Election workers begin the tedious task in bitter races for the U.S. Senate and the governorship that have national implications.
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