Politics - Page 158

OPINION: The U.S. ambassador to the Dominican Republic thinks a portrait by Black artist Kehinde Wiley is "woke," apparently because it — *check notes* — features Dominicans.

OPINION: There are two men running for a U.S. Senate seat in Alaska, and they are both named Dan Sullivan, which is at once hilarious and confusing.

The Supreme Court struck down a lower court block on the executive order earlier this week, arguing that the lawsuits were filed too early. 

Frustration is growing among GOP operatives that President Donald Trump has put such a pronounced focus on elections in solidly Red seats.

Darline Graham was appointed by Gov. Henry McMaster to succeed her deceased brother, Lindsey Graham, in the Senate despite having little experience. 

There is widespread concern that the Supreme Court’s ruling regarding mail-in ballots will sow confusion and chaos in the upcoming midterm elections.

OPINION: The Trump administration is a bigoted, xenophobic institution that will use its power to enforce a white nationalist agenda in the U.S.

Trump and his "Secretary of War," Pete Hegseth, are obsessed with taking things away from Black people and other marginalized groups in favor of white people and white nationalists like themselves.

State Sen. Aisha Wahab is now the first Afghan American elected to Congress, and she will run again in November to serve a full two-year term.

OPINION: If Trump isn't massaging his own comically fragile ego by rereading letters sent to him by White House aide Natalie Harp, he really should be — because that lady, well, is a fan.

OPINION: Angie Nixon and Byron Donalds will be on opposing sides come Election Day in a state that hasn’t been the kindest to Black candidates

OPINION: Trump's latest attempt to sow doubt in the U.S. electoral process involved an unauthored Census Bureau report he claims proves noncitizens voted in 2020.