Pro-Democracy Group to Sue Ohio Over Misleading Ballot Language
Ohio’s secretary of state appears to be trying to distort the language of a ballot initiative that would make redistricting in the Buckeye State less partisan.
Ohio’s secretary of state appears to be trying to distort the language of a ballot initiative that would make redistricting in the Buckeye State less partisan.
If you need $300,000 for legal fees or other expenses, just follow the “Donald Trump Guide to Making Money Off a Product That Is Otherwise Free.”
How the war on reality threatens democracy. From January 6 to COVID-19, if truth becomes malleable we lose America’s ability to function coherently.
Kamala Harris’s straight-talking pick for VP adopted strict emissions standards on cars as governor of Minnesota and legislation to ensure electricity generation is carbon-free by 2040.
A watchdog group argues that Elon Musk’s use of X to host and promote Donald Trump violates campaign finance laws.
Thirteen rural counties in eastern Oregon contemplate joining Idaho in the hope of getting state representation more to their liking.
The presidential election’s most restrictive voting environments are in red states.
Judge Juan Merchan slapped down the latest attempt of Donald Trump’s legal team to get him removed from the case prior to the sentencing hearing next month.
In what Donald Trump and his Republicans would foolishly call a “coup,” Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida decided to step aside to make way for a new leader who can bring change to his party.
A major union filed a complaint against Donald Trump and Elon Musk after the two shared a laugh over the Tesla owner firing striking workers.
Sens. Joe Manchin and John Barrasso offer a devil’s bargain: new power lines for clean energy transmission at the cost of more fossil fuels.
Bidding a fond adieu to a kitten, discovered in the back alleys of Istanbul.
The EU Commission is warning Elon Musk to curb the spread of harmful misinformation during his “interview” with Donald Trump on Monday night. Good luck with that!
Fifteen years ago, then-San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris was a guest on Jeff Schechtman’s radio show. This interview provides an early glimpse into Harris’s priorities and approach to policy.
The GOP has a strange concept of coups.
Donald Trump is spending his weekend stewing over the fact that he is no longer the biggest draw on the political scene.
It looks like Trump may get his wish if Kamala Harris and her VP pick, former high school football coach Tim Walz, win the election.
Unlike some members of the GOP Performance Artist Caucus, Ted Cruz (R-TX) is smart enough to know better. This week, he weighed in on the Olympics.
Is the worst idea actually a good for Israel, geopolitically speaking?
Should a news outlet publish unauthenticated information that was leaked by an unknown actor and could be the result of a foreign hack attack?
Why is Donald Trump behind in key swing state polls? According to his campaign, it’s because of biased pollsters pursuing insidious goals.
Republicans are having a real problem this cycle trying to make Kamala Harris and Tim Walz look bad. Perhaps that’s because their candidate is so much worse in every way.
Richard Nixon resigned 50 years ago today. How would the Watergate scandal have played out nowadays?
It takes a medal-worthy degree of willful ignorance to know as little about most policy issues as Donald Trump does.
Cryptocurrency: Pandemic boom, spectacular bust, now rising again. Is it revolutionizing finance or another factor threatening economic stability?
Instead of consuming pre-screened and specially curated clips of news events like Donald Trump’s rambling press conference Thursday, it would be good if Americans watched the whole thing.
After its prime minister fled to India, Bangladesh’s army offered to take over. While protesters say they won’t accept that, the alternative may be anarchy.
Professors are increasingly combining classroom instruction with efforts to “green” campuses.
The former president is finding that one-way loyalty has its limits.
Jim Jordan is going on a major fishing operation. This time, he hopes to find something, anything, that will allow Republicans to question the impartiality of Judge Juan Merchan.
From San Francisco DA to presidential hopeful: Kamala Harris’s evolving stance on criminal justice, in her own words.
Trump hits on a great way to bring the country together.
Donald Trump plays the race card like a professional gambler.
Democrats are calling on the Heritage Foundation to release the secret “Fourth Pillar” of their remarkably unpopular Project 2025.
Most Americans had never heard of Tim Walz before this week. Will they allow him to be defined by brief, out-of-context soundbites, or will they take the time to get to know him?
If this election comes down to vice presidential candidates, Democrats must be feeling pretty good today.
The summer blockbuster raises big questions about climate adaptation. It just doesn’t have good answers.
Russia’s continuing attacks on Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, have become almost routine, sometimes with tragic results.
While trying to hide trips he took on the dime of his billionaire friends may not have any consequences so far for Clarence Thomas (apart from exposing his unethical behavior), travel on one of these benefactor’s yachts may constitute a tax-avoidance scheme.
Two troubling examples of how Elon Musk can influence US politics demonstrate his potential impact on the upcoming election.
AI was supposed to make things easier for humans, but it turns out the best way to do AI is with human brains. It’s a no brainer.
Born 13 years after the death of Lincoln, Sandburg lived to see the civil rights movement and the Great Society.
We take a humorous look at whether Donald Trump has an ulterior motive for praising Vladimir Putin.
Democrats finally figured out that ridiculing Trump and the GOP is an effective tool. Now they just need to make sure they don’t overuse it.
Harris wants to remind Donald Trump that he exists in the context of which he lives and all that came before him. And all that will be coming for him now.
For some reason, Donald Trump spent a significant portion of his campaign rally in Atlanta on Saturday night railing against the state’s Republican governor.