Democratic Gains Over GOP After Midterms Come With Cautions
The midterm elections offer revealing lessons for both parties as battle lines begin to emerge for the 2020 presidential election.
Trump Is the Fault Line of Widening Divide
A polarized nation is now more deeply divided.
3 Senate Races Remain Too Close to Call
Elections in Montana, Arizona and Florida are still a toss-up.
Dems Flip 2 GOP Seats in Early Returns for House Battle
A Democratic majority in the House would break the GOP's monopoly on power in Washington and give the party a check on Trump's agenda.
John Oliver Traces the Grim Origins of Family Separation (Video)
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The "Last Week Tonight" host argues the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy is the "logical result of a general hard-right turn toward demonizing immigrants for political advantage."
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Scum vs. Scum
There is no way in these or any of our elections to vote against the interests of the corporate state.
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N.Y. Times Story on Pro-Trump Women Features Convicted Scammer
Rachell Marks of Billings, Mont., was sentenced to 10 years' probation for stealing money from two elderly men.
Democrat McCaskill Reaches Right in GOP-Leaning Missouri
Sen. Claire McCaskill approvingly evokes former President Ronald Reagan and says she would back Trump if he stops a migrant caravan at the border.
For Some, a Vibrant U.S. Economy Complicates Voting Decision
In affluent suburbs, steady growth hasn’t been the clincher for Republicans who may oppose Trump's confrontational style.
Florida on the Verge of a Massive Voter Enfranchisement Success
In the Sunshine State, a remarkable citizen initiative could restore the right to vote to over 1.4 million Floridians.
