Formerly Incarcerated Voters Keep Bringing Up One Thing Again And Again: Project 2025
People touched by the justice system worry about the plan’s call to scale up attacks on reform-minded prosecutors.
People touched by the justice system worry about the plan’s call to scale up attacks on reform-minded prosecutors.
Israel’s War on Gaza
Ahmed Ghanim said no thanks — but the ejection could be the kind of thing that drives Arab and Muslim voters to Trump.
Cruz’s opponent, Rep. Colin Allred, is no crypto foe, but the industry heavily favors Republicans.
In Michigan, ads tout Harris’s pro-Israel policies. In Pennsylvania, they claim Harris is “secretly campaigning for Palestine.”
Losing Black voters to Donald Trump, the Harris campaign has an idea for helping Black men. But what does it mean?
Crypto big shots have spent more than three times on her opponent as small donors.
Millions are pouring into the race to unseat Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown, who has resisted loosening crypto regulations.
The War on Immigrants
Donald Trump’s wild-eyed conspiracy theory asks exactly the wrong question about what happens to immigrants in the wake of cataclysms.
The Coronavirus Crisis
As case counts grew, Southern governors tussled with mayors over the extent of local authority, reversing city orders and reopening churches.
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