Politics

Elon Musk, functioning elections, “Andor,” and death — Americans can genuinely give thanks for all these things and more this holiday.

The number of young voters in Georgia more than doubled since 2014, counter to the narrative provided by David Shor.

Reps. Ilhan Omar and Joaquin Castro are leading the call to renew international oversight of atrocities committed in the Saudi-led war in Yemen.

The midterm strategy to fund Republican extremists in the primaries worked. Some fear it will strengthen the far right in the long term.

A deathbed endorsement and the battle against a DSA insurgent launched a unique and powerful congressional career.

Mejia, a housing justice activist and certified public accountant, was elected controller by channeling the energy of young protesters into electoral politics.

Schumer’s attempt at a rapid passage through unanimous consent would bypass debate on a payout using PPP money, angering families of Marines killed in the 1983 Beirut bombing.

Ahead of a historic United Auto Workers election, leadership gives rank-and-file members an incomplete view of union finances.

Right-wing Republicans in the state House, who have been threatening Kerry Benninghoff’s leadership, demanded a lame-duck vote in a caucus meeting.

Michelle Benecke will pay $50,000 to settle a conflict of interest claim related to awarding a DHS contract to a predecessor’s company.