Senator Ruben Gallego on the Democrats’ Problem: ‘We’re Always Afraid’
The Arizona lawmaker diagnoses what he thinks needs to change in the way his party communicates with men, Latinos and Trump ...
Weekly Commentary: Declaring The Reciprocal Tariff Regime
Thursday from the Oval Office, President Trump introduced a broad outline of a monumental change in the U.S. global trading ...
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Week-in-Review: Lord Hermer, Blue Labour and the defining choice Keir Starmer faces
Keir Starmer is a “lawyer”, the Conservative chief chides, not a “leader”. He is concerned with dinner party invitations and ...
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Bathke: Unnecessary bills, politics being played through five weeks of legislative session
"Common sense is not so common up here anymore, which results in poor bills getting out of committee and debated on the floor ...
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‘I’m not the first victim’: Removed VP AUA calls out toxic culture, plans to sue AMS for wrongful termination
Since 2022, 46 per cent of all elected AMS executives have left the society in some capacity. Some of these former executives have alleged a toxic culture inside the student society, calling into ...
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Fetterman Shuts Down His Own Party's Hysteria About a 'Constitutional Crisis' Under Trump
I've often been wondering if I was the one who suffered cognitive damage and the Republican really won the Pennsylvania ...
Tougher anti-looting laws and better tax credits? Here’s what lawmakers want after LA fires
State lawmakers are laying out their visions for wildfire recovery. From housing to public safety, here’s what’s on the table.