Senator Faces Term Limits Question

Not All PAC Money Is Good Money

Billionaires have funneled vast sums into the campaigns of Republicans at risk of losing both chambers of Congress. According to The Washington Post’s megadonor tracker, the top 50 billionaire donors...

Michigan’s Metro Times Is No Longer Asking Rogers Campaign for Comment

Detroit’s alt-weekly refuses to print any more of the candidate’s lies and abet his campaign of hate toward a marginalized population.

Impeachment and Court Reform are on Tuesday’s Ballot

A Democratic Congress must use every available tool to bring Trump and MAGA to heel.

'You Can See Everything' Review: Critic Bait of the Year

The documentary is a fun, interesting diversion that is being wildly overpraised by the class of people it was made to pander to.

DOJ Sending Election Monitors to Maine

The monitors will be dispatched to Portland and Lewiston, home to the state’s largest share of immigrants.

'Medicare for All' Can Be Simple

Replacing patent monopolies with public funding for medical research could further lower costs and improve access to treatments.

Can a Sunrise Movement Co-Founder Turn a Ruby Michigan District Blue?

Veteran activist William Lawrence is channeling outrage over data centers to try to win one of the country’s most expensive races.

Rising Prices Squeeze More Americans Ahead of Pivotal Midterm Elections

Affordability is a major concern for voters as costs for gas, groceries and healthcare skyrocket.

2026 Post-Election Lawsuits

How Tehran, Washington and London Are Shutting Out Ordinary Iranians

An Iranian bill, a U.S. sanctions campaign and a British law each claim to target Iran-based hostility. But together, they leave ordinary Iranians very isolated.

Idaho’s Abortion Fight Has Become a Fight Over Voter Power

Idaho voters are about to decide on the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act as their healthcare system collapses around them.

Thomas Piketty and the Twilight of Macronism

France’s most famous economist says its youth are revolting against a model that has destroyed shared goods while funnelling unprecedented wealth upward to a small few.

As Extreme Heat Worsens, Renters Are Gaining a ‘Right to Cooling’

New laws are treating cooling as a necessity rather than a luxury, though what landlords must provide varies widely.

The Republicans’ Closing Argument

Hate, fear and bigotry is all the GOP has on offer — but will it convince voters, or drive them to the Democrats?

Meet the MAGA Lawyer Behind the Article III Project

Will Chamberlain says countries should be willing to tolerate mild amounts of government corruption to preserve political stability.

Deported to Liberia, Again

Two centuries after the American Colonization Society shipped free Black Americans to Liberia, Washington is again using the country as a deposit for its undesirables.

Actually, the Acton Ad Isn’t a New Low For MAGA Republicans

MAGA Republicans follow a dismal pattern of excusing misogyny, pedophilia and cruelty.

The NYT Is Addicted to False Equivalencies

We’re two weeks from deciding the future of our democracy, but what does The New York Times do? Bury what’s really at stake.

Not All PAC Money Is Good Money

Billionaires have funneled vast sums into the campaigns of Republicans at risk of losing both chambers of Congress. According to The Washington Post’s megadonor tracker, the top 50 billionaire donors...