Democratic Control of New York State May Be Just One Special Election Away
A race in Westchester on Tuesday could finally flip control of the state Senate – if a rouge Democrat doesn’t block the blue trifecta.
By Peter KeatingA race in Westchester on Tuesday could finally flip control of the state Senate – if a rouge Democrat doesn’t block the blue trifecta.
By Peter KeatingRonny Jackson’s confirmation hearing has been postponed amid allegations said to include excessive drinking on the job and improperly dispensing meds.
By Margaret HartmannNo one looks like they’re having fun.
By Amanda ArnoldAnother piece of evidence for the Peelievers.
By Jonathan ChaitIn preparation for French president Emmanuel Macron’s state visit.
By Madeleine AggelerAt the PEN America World Voices Festival, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie asked HRC about her Twitter bio.
By Hunter HarrisDo viewers have a right to know he benefitted from a HUD program and guest Ben Carson is now in a position to help him financially? Nah.
By Margaret HartmannHe’s still expected to win in the fall, but now he’ll have to suffer the indignity of a primary battle.
By Margaret HartmannWhat helps you win attention from activists might not help you win the presidency.
By Jonathan Chait“My answer was awkward, but certainly should not be taken as representative of my values nor does it mean I endorse him.”
By Halle KieferThis seems like a “you have one job” type deal.
By Jonathan ChaitCan Pruitt survive his 75th ethical scandal in a month?
By Benjamin HartDaily Intelligencer writers chat about the urban housing crisis and progressive politics.
By Eric Levitz, Ed Kilgore and Ezekiel KwekuIn an alternative to single payer, a California proposal aims at holding down health care costs.
By Ed KilgoreThe president is worried, with good reason, that Michael Cohen is about to turn on him.
By Benjamin HartAfter contributing generously to candidates like Rick Santorum, Friess is ready to strut his own stuff.
By Ed KilgoreStudents walked out to protest gun violence on the 19th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting.
By Lisa RyanAfter complaining no one will just ask him, I did. Williamson won’t answer plain questions.
By Ed KilgoreAn innocent family business operator, naïve to the ways of Washington, was accosted by a scheming, predatory deep state operator.
By Jonathan ChaitArizona educators voted overwhelmingly to strike after rejecting a pay-raise plan from that state’s governor.
By Ed Kilgore