Here’s what election law experts say.
Here’s what election law experts say.
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Progressives staying home (almost certainly) didn’t cost Kamala Harris the election.
He’ll have key levers he can use, but he faces limitations, too.
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The Biden administration proposed a change to school athletics that sought a compromise.
Kennedy has promised to overhaul American health care. How much can he actually change?
Progressives need an accurate autopsy of Kamala Harris’s campaign, not an ideologically convenient one.
Campaigning can only do so much when a party has a credibility problem.
Trump’s gains with Black and Latino voters tell us something important. But so does his very white base.
America voted for chaos — but we don’t know what real chaos is. Yet.
From start to finish, Palestinians became a target, and candidates were only interested in maintaining the status quo.
The change would be a major blow to the system of checks and balances.
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Ukraine’s new pitch: Democracy out, gas and minerals in.
Successful minimum wage ballot measures offer small signs of hope.
Jeff Weaver explains how the Democratic Party lost working-class voters.
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Mass deportations could separate millions of undocumented immigrants and their US citizen children.
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