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Trump’s Iran War Is a Republican Election Killer, So He’s Delaying the Bombs Until After the Midterms
Kansas Democrats Are Chasing a Mirage While a 94-Year Republican Senate Fortress Still Commands the Field
Trump’s “Super Intelligence” Rebrand Is a Brazen Scam That Makes AI Even More Terrifying
Trump is not making AI safer; he is renaming a potential existential threat to sell data centers, muzzle critics, and crown himself as the only guardrail.
Trump’s Cheap Suit Exposes the Populist Con: A Billionaire’s Made-in-China Masquerade
The Jos. A. Bank tag is not a folksy detail but a damning contradiction: a luxury-obsessed president who gilds the White House, accepts a $400 million Qatari jet, and profits from crypto and data centers is wearing imported bargain cloth while selling “Made in America” nationalism to the voters he fleeces.
Marco Rubio Uses Athens Speech to Outline a Post-MAGA Foreign Policy Vision
With the Acropolis as his backdrop, the secretary of state hinted at a future beyond Trumpism while signaling his own unextinguished presidential ambitions.
Trump’s Era May Be Fueling Another Global Phenomenon
Trump may be politically weakened at home, but the conservative populist nationalism he represents is spreading worldwide, even as a left-wing populist counterreaction gains ground.
Trump’s Golden-Age Fantasy Is Collapsing as Democrats Storm Congress
Four weeks out, Republicans are bleeding in once-safe states, Latino voters are bolting, prices are crushing families, and the White House is trying to buy votes with cash while denying reality.
Counties to Watch as the 2026 Midterm Battlefield Expands
A widening backlash against President Trump’s second term is forcing Republicans to defend once-safe ground and giving Democrats unexpected openings across urban, suburban, Latino, blue-collar, and rural counties.
Is Social Security Keeping Up With Your Cost of Living? Share Your Story
Many older adults are struggling as everyday expenses climb, and we want to hear how you are managing.
Death Penalty Attitudes Have Shifted Since Christa Pike’s Conviction, but Politics Has Not
Public support for capital punishment has fallen since the 1990s, yet politicians still use the death penalty as a symbol of toughness and law and order.
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