A spate of new surveys from GOP-affiliated pollsters show Democrats well positioned across key Senate races.

It’s not just screen time: the problem with children’s media is that it has become relentlessly hectic, loud and bright

Setting a maximum age limit on Congress has widespread support.

Labor unions are popular. Why is the GOP acting like they aren’t?

The president issued what amounts to an extortionist threat.

For decades, Big Tech has exploited us and eroded the foundation of society under the guise of bringing us together.

There is perhaps no more fraught intraparty discussion at the moment.

It is tempting to “unskew” polls after repeat misses. But predicting future poll bias only works until it doesn’t

Two new polls suggest it’s possible. But it would take an extraordinary effort.

Just as quickly as the conspiracy theory filled the news, data now shows it is slipping back to the fringes…

If a flood of new polling bears out, Democrats will likely nominate a democratic socialist for governor in this Rust Belt state.

The midterm elections are now 100 days away. Democrats are favored to retake the House, but how many seats can they reasonably expect to win?

Congress is out of touch. It needs fresh blood. There should be term limits. Right?

This week’s The Conversation deals with the highs and lows of Trump in office.

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If an old political adage bears out this year, it would be a hell of a problem for the Republican Party.

Can voters separate the politics from the politician?

As America turns 250, Trump whiffs the softball of a lifetime.

Guidance issued by the Interior Department instructs National Park Service staff not to confirm deaths, the severity of injuries or other details.

Can voters separate the politics from the politician?

Campaign consultants are using AI, but some evidence suggests it might be counterproductive

Last year, on June 26, I wrote a story headlined, “Trump’s DOJ is targeting Daily Kos.” At the time, I couldn’t explain what was happening. A gag order prevented it. Now I can.

Do server farms serve us?

Nothing on the internet lasts forever. But Disney’s 10-year mismanagement of FiveThirtyEight is its own story.

Lo, the era of gerrymaxxing is upon us.

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Third time’s a charm, right? The former vice president seems to think so.

Most Americans reject Trump’s policies and political violence amid growing national malaise. Explore public sentiment on key U.S. issues.

Virginia is for lovers—of democracy.

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It’s a question nobody wants to hear: Will a billionaire save Democrats from themselves in California?

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