Frederick Douglass: Indefatigable American

The Courts and American Democracy

If the Supreme Court is going to preserve free elections, it had better stop dithering.

PAC Spending Reveals: Republicans Are Screwed in the Midterms

The analysis shows that Republican-affiliated groups are spending in a number of seats that should be almost automatic wins for their party.

The New Majority Makers

A group of unapologetic economic populists are defying the conventional wisdom that only moderates can succeed in swing seats.

Rogue Sheriffs Revolt Against New York Law Ending ICE Partnerships

State lawmakers have forbidden local police from participating in mass deportation. Some sheriffs think they are above the law.

The EPA’s Dark Embrace of the AI Industry

Under Zeldin’s leadership and Musk’s influence, an unlikely federal agency has become a key enabler of AI data centers.