‘It Is Not Over’: New York’s Mayoral Frontrunner Forced Into Waiting Game
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams speaks to the media on June 24, 2021 in New York City. | Spencer Platt/Getty Images NEW YORK — At most other times in Ne
GOP Struggles With Diversity Test On Powerful Finance Panel
"I've always said the Republican Party is the Grand Opportunity Party," said Kim, who flipped a House seat to GOP control in 2020. "Having somebo
Trump Dishes The Red Meat But Keeps Revenge On Ice
Over the course of a winding but largely familiar speech, Trump took aim at political enemies, aired a long list of grievances, waxed poetic about his time in t
House Dems Head Off Retirement Crisis — For Now
Six Democrats so far have announced they will be leaving the House in 2022, most in swing districts where the lack of an incumbent likely makes it tougher for t
The End Of Cuomo’s War With New York City? Don’t Count On It.
Cuomo's then-longtime friend will soon be a previous mayor, raising new questions about how the embattled and combative governor will deal with whomever emerges
‘Stories Aren’t Falling Off The Trees Anymore’: A Conversation With The Women Running Washington Newsrooms
This discussion has been condensed and edited for clarity. Participants: Carrie Budoff Brown, editor of a news outlet Elisabeth Bumiller, Washington bureau chie
Biden Administration Sues Georgia Over Its GOP-enacted Voter Restrictions
And Kristen Clarke, the head of the department's Civil Rights Division, said the changes in Georgia would disproportionately hamper black voters' access to the
‘Almost No Idea More Un-American’: Pence Breaks With Trump On Jan. 6
"Now, there are those in our party who believe that in my position as presiding officer over the joint session, that I possessed the authority to reject or retu
‘Like A Wild West’: One Man’s Journey Into The Heart Of America’s Voting Industry
In the spring of 2019, Caulfield launched another investigation. This time, he would attempt to determine how much clerks were paying for their own voting equip
Trump Set To Reemerge On The Trail With Revenge On His Mind
"The fact that his first rally is targeting Max's campaign tells you a lot about where the focus is," said Taylor Budowich, a senior adviser to Miller's campaig
Haley Praises Trump In Iowa Speech Laced With 2024 Intrigue
Haley afterwards hailed Trump's approach to foreign policy, saying she "saw firsthand as ambassador to the United Nations that Donald Trump put America first" a
Adams Declares Himself 'future Of The Democratic Party' Ahead Of Final Election Results
New York City mayoral candidate Eric Adams speaks during his election night party in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn borough. | Michael M. Santiago/Ge
Megadonors Flooded The New York Mayor’s Race. Most Of Them Wasted Their Money.
But the money did little to improve the electoral fortunes of several candidates in the crowded field. In fact, some of the highest-dollar splurges went toward
‘A Lot Of People Are Jaded’: Dems Despair Amid D.C. Gridlock
More significant, the number of Democrats who say things broadly are heading in the wrong direction is ticking up. The percentage of Americans who believe the c
Former CBN Governor, Soludo Emerges APGA Governorship Candidate In Anambra
Previous governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Prof Chukwuma Soludo, has been declared winner of the governorship primary election organized by the Chi
How Andrew Yang Went From Rock Star To Also-ran
AP Photo/Brittainy Newman NEW YORK — Andrew Yang burst into the New York City mayor's race with strong name recognition, high-profile endorsers and a relentle
Progressives Are No Longer So Pleasantly Thrilled With The Biden Era
In recent days, liberal legislators and grassroots progressive groups have shifted their anxiety and ire toward Biden, as voting legislation, police reform and
Scott Stringer Once Thought He’d Be Mayor Of New York. Then Scandal Arrived.
Democratic mayoral candidate Scott Stringer arrives outside Rockefeller Center for the third Democratic debate on June 16, 2021 in New York City. | Jeenah Moon/
Harvard Won’t Host Joint Campaign Managers Event With Trump Aides
On Saturday, there will be a "look back" discussion, but only featuring one half of the 2020 campaign: the Democrats. But a parallel effort to invite previous a
Why The ‘Trump Court’ Won’t Be Like Trump
Harlan's Presbyterian faith guided him throughout his life, and he spent decades on the board of Washington's New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. His final mis