Politics - Page 148
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We must not dismiss the new rollback on childhood vaccines as just another fresh eruption of stupidity, "parental choice,” religious conscience, anti-science lunacy, or administrative incompetence.
Wisconsin’s gubernatorial primary has been a roller coaster, with several people dropping out and reentering the race ahead of Tuesday’s primary.
President Donald Trump, whose Capital One accounts were closed for potential money laundering, keeps throwing fraud allegations at Lisa Cook.
The same civil rights groups who won the case in the U.S. Supreme Court filed a lawsuit Tuesday to counter Trump's executive orders.
Under President Donald Trump’s leadership, the Justice Department has framed most efforts to limit discrimination as federal overreach.
Trump's ego won't let him admit he was wrong about vandalizing the reflecting pool, doubling down despite evidence against him.
The Houston-based Burke Law Group was awarded the federal contract despite only having two lawyers on staff who specialize in immigration law.
Progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated his centrist, well-funded opponent, Rep. Haley Stevens, in Michigan’s Senate primary race.
The internet is buzzing with speculation about Donald Trump's hair after his latest public appearance. Was he wearing a wig?
State Rep. Justin Pearson is running to represent Tennessee’s Ninth Congressional District, which was redrawn in the state’s redistricting effort.
Enforcement becomes political violence when state force is deployed at scale in ways that discipline whole communities beyond the person immediately seized.
Max Miller, an Ohio Republican seeking a third term in the House of Representatives, has been accused of horrific domestic violence by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno.