Q: Do you have a sleeper pick in a Senate race that will be surprising? I’m not sure how “sleeper” it is at this point, but I ...

This is now the second year in a row that Trump has attempted a pocket rescission. Last year, he used the tool to get out of ...

Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. In a newsletter last week, I laid out my standard for when I’ll use that label: if the executive ...

Since the government shut down on October 1, the U.S. Senate has held 63 roll call votes. Senators may still be struggling to strike a spending deal, but you can’t say they haven’t been working on a ...

President Donald Trump escalated his war with the press on Friday, announcing on Truth Social that he was banning three news outlets — CNN, MS NOW, and Politico — from the White House. Correspondents ...

But first, let’s walk through a bit of the last year (and the last weekend) together: Back in April 2016, the Boston Globe’s opinion section published a satirical front page imagining what the first ...

Attention, we are told, is the currency of modern-day American politics. Jack Schlossberg is good at getting it. Schlossberg, the 33-year-old grandson of John F. Kennedy, has used his family name and ...

The two-week ceasefire in Iran appears to be holding — barely. Attacks from Iran against its Gulf neighbors and Israel have largely stopped; the U.S. is holding its fire as well. But both sides ...

The big news from Congress yesterday was the House passage of a continuing resolution (CR) that would keep the government open through the end of September, staving off a Friday shutdown deadline. I ...

Hey, everyone! I’m back with Part 2 of my multi-part series walking you through how to read the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Today, we’ll break down Title III, the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs ...

With the 100th day of Donald Trump’s second term in the rearview mirror, a new crop of media stories is starting to emerge: the tale of the regretful Trump voter. MSNBC: “One month into Trump’s second ...

There’s a comedian named Joe Zimmerman who has a bit on — of all things — the U.S. tax system. The video is below, but it goes like this: My biggest fear about the government is just: taxes. I worry ...