What anti-Trump protests can learn from Portland’s tactics
A Portland protester dressed in an inflatable frog costume is part of a broader history in the city of using absurdist tactics to make a point.
Justice Kavanaugh insists on imposing a made-up time limit on the law and the Constitution
The Supreme Court is on the verge of further limiting voting rights, thanks in part to Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s unfounded insistence that considering race can only be legal for a certain amount of time into the future — regardless of what the law and the Constitution say
State Department revokes visas of six foreigners, saying they celebrated Charlie Kirk’s killing
The agency said the U.S. “has no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans” and said it is continuing to identify other visa holders.
Chuck Schumer’s old-school plan for Maine’s Senate race
The path for Democrats to win back the Senate in 2026 runs right through Maine. But that means defeating the five-term Republican incumbent, Susan Collins.
The biggest hurdle to solving the shutdown has nothing to do with policy
Democrats say the biggest hurdle preventing lawmakers from striking a deal to end the government shutdown is that they don’t trust Republicans.
Trump’s boat strikes are killing potentially innocent civilians. They must be stopped.
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. military had killed six people in a strike on a boat that, Trump said, was “trafficking narcotics.”