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Reporter’s Notebook: How midterms may change the House impeachment equation for Hegseth

Thomas Massie plans to reintroduce articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth next week, and post-midterm GOP math could work against the Pentagon chief.

‘Money out of politics’ ballot measure sparks First Amendment fight in battleground state

Supporters say Proposal 2 curbs pay-to-play donations, but its critics argue it could impact policy research and other communications discussing candidates without telling voters how to vote.

Red states have spent decades dominating a key corner of the economy — will the blue wave change that?

The "Crazy Rich Texans" trend is backed by data as a study of 24,000 transactions shows red states outpacing blue states in real estate returns.

The size of Democrats’ wave surprised even their top House super PAC

Even the head of House Democrats’ top super PAC didn’t fully anticipate the size of their massive midterm wave.Heading into Election Day, House Majority...

Teaching Students to Hate America

The left’s long march through our institutions has been extraordinarily successful, particularly with our colleges and universities.

Federal Judge Issues TRO Blocking Construction of Trump’s Arch

To the extent that his pet projects need congressional approval, they are dead. And the federal courts are geared to say they require congressional...

IRCA at 40: A Lesson from History Relevant for Today

The Democrats may have to learn the lessons of IRCA all over again.

Gas Attacks

When voters stay home over a war, that does mean that disgust over a foreign policy decision can drive results at the state legislative...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 6

2003—Senate Democrats continue their unprecedented measures of obstruction against judicial nominees, as they defeat for the second time an effort to end their filibuster...

Youth killed Texas Republicans

Texas’s Republican establishment thought it was unshakeable. The blue tsunami that recently swept across the state proved the opposite. The wave culminated with Republicans washed out on the floor of the Capitol, having lost both the governorship and a Senate seat. For Texas Democrats, the ask was plain: Don’t boo, vote. They listened. Pundits did […]

Trump must give independence to Puerto Rico before Democrats add five members of Congress

When Spain ceded Puerto Rico to the United States under the 1898 Treaty of Paris, Washington exploited Article IX of the agreement — breaking a historic precedent by omitting the collective naturalization guarantees that had accompanied every prior U.S. acquisition from Louisiana through Alaska. This calculated exclusion instantly manufactured a tier of second-class American nationals, […]

Trump’s big wake-up call: ‘All politics is local’

President Donald Trump has been compelled to confront a political reality that has humbled presidents before him: “All politics is local.” Regardless of a president’s accomplishments or ambitions, the American electorate ultimately judges its leaders by the consequences felt in their homes, communities, and pocketbooks. Whatever successes Trump may claim, his inability to bring the […]

Vance is blaming Israel for the midterm wipeout his fringe allies wanted

The morning after Democrats flipped both the House and the Senate in an historic and stunning midterm tsunami, Vice President JD Vance needed heat diverted away from his catastrophic failures (see: the memorandum of understanding with Iran) and tiredly targeted Israel, his favorite doormat, to take a significant part of the blame. In a long […]

The Republicans take the court as the Washington Generals

First, congratulations, Democrats. You won convincingly, and your victory can reasonably be described as a blue wave. However, whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, there is a quote by Winston Churchill that seems apropos in this moment: “In war, resolution; in defeat, defiance; in victory, magnanimity; in peace, goodwill.” Second, I sometimes think […]

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