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A plaque honoring the Capitol Police officers who defended the Capitol has not yet been displayed at the Capitol, as required by law.
President Donald Trump has been trying his hardest to rewrite and redefine the Jan. 6 attack as well as the role he played in inciting it.
As we head into the 2026 midterms, five years after January 6, the lesson is not subtle: get active, get serious, and get organized.
Mamdandi's first orders of business as NYC's newly elected mayor included the reversal of two executive orders signed by his predecessor, former Mayor Eric Adams.
Covfefe Chronicles | Why The New York Times Can’t Tell The Truth About Trump’s Immigration Crackdown
This episode of The Covfefe Chronicles looks at how media navigates this moment and how those choices shape American understanding of immigration.
NewsOne compiled a list of the dumbest moments of 2025, largely based on the failures of the Trump administration.
With her election to the Public Service Commission, Alicia Johnson also becomes one of the first Democrats to win statewide office in 19 years.
Rep. Crockett’s defense is not that she hasn’t materially supported Israel. Her defense is that the support came packaged with other priorities.
Vice President J.D. Vance is the walking proof-of-concept for the lie at the heart of white grievance politics.
Four House Republicans signed a discharge petition last week that forces a vote on extending ACA subsidies, despite House Speaker Mike Johnson's refusal.
Black women in politics face intense misogynoir, but Rep. Jasmine Crockett refuses to be distracted, embracing her authenticity.
Democrats haven’t won statewide office since 1994 and have left an average of 50 seats uncontested during every election cycle since.