“I view this as zero barrier to anything,” says Sanders’ former campaign manager.
A New DNC Rule Would (In Theory) Force Bernie Sanders To Be A Member Of The Democratic Party As President
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The US Sells More Milk To Canada Than It Buys. So Why Does Trump Think That’s Bad?
Even the Mexican foreign minister says dairy is the issue as Canada’s foreign minister arrives in Washington.
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Andrew Gillum Won The Democratic Nomination For Florida Governor In A Shocking Upset To The Establishment
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Martha McSally Won Arizona’s Republican Senate Primary And Is Set For A Serious Race Against Democrat Kyrsten Sinema
Washington Republicans’ choice won, but she’s now going up against tough competition.
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In An Unprecedented Move, The US Postal Service Released A Former CIA Officer’s Security Application To A Republican Group
The former officer, Democratic candidate Abigail Spanberger, has suggested the information was released for partisan purposes.
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Trump Tweeted That White House Counsel Don McGahn Will Soon Leave His Job
McGahn’s fall departure will mark the exit of one of the few remaining senior White House officials who have been with Trump from the beginning of his presidential bid.
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Florida's Republican Candidate For Governor Just Said A Vote For His Black Rival Would "Monkey This Up"
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Inside The Trump Administration’s Secret War On Weed
The Marijuana Policy Coordination Committee wants to counteract positive marijuana messages and identify problems with state legalization initiatives, according to documents obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Everyone’s Watching To See What Robert Mueller Does By Next Friday
The reason: “The Unwritten 60-Day Rule,” an unofficial Justice Department policy that asks prosecutors to avoid public actions that might influence an election.
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If Anyone Had Bothered Talking To Black Voters, They Would Have Known Andrew Gillum Was Going To Win
There's a reason that young people of color packed a downtown Jacksonville bar with just a few hours' notice.
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The Justice Department Took Its First Official Swing Against Harvard In The Fight Over Race In Admissions
The department filed papers Thursday opposing Harvard's effort to get a lawsuit accusing the school of discriminating against Asian American applicants tossed out.
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A Colorado Senator Slammed Trump's Anti-Pot Committee
“The Trump administration has further eroded any credibility it has on this issue,” said Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet.
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I Helped Create Insider Political Journalism. Now It's Time For It To Go Away.
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What We Know And Don’t Know About The Unverified Claim China Hacked Hillary Clinton’s Server
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A Dispute Over A Former Trump Campaign Staffer's Nondisclosure Agreement Won't Be Decided In Open Court
Jessica Denson's other lawsuit, which alleges discrimination and harassment by other campaign officials, is moving forward.
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A Longtime Lobbyist Was Charged With Failing To Report His Work For Ukraine — Just Like Paul Manafort
The lobbyist, Sam Patten, is now cooperating with prosecutors, including the special counsel's office, under the terms of his plea deal.
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Georgia's Voting Plan Has Drawn New Criticism, This Time Over How It's Dealing With Voters Overseas
The decision to block foreign internet traffic from its voter hub is just the latest controversy to touch the state's voting procedures.
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A Federal Judge Just Rejected Texas's Request For An Order To Stop DACA Immediately
Judge Andrew Hanen, however, did agree with Texas and a handful of other states that the program is likely illegal and is giving them 21 days to appeal his ruling.
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After Internal Upheaval, The Founder Of The Firm Behind Bernie 2016 Is Leaving
Clients, including Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris, had taken their fundraising business elsewhere after sweeping staff departures at Revolution Messaging.
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The US And Canada Have Failed To Reach A Deal On A New Trade Agreement
“We are continuing to work hard, and we are making progress. We’re not there yet,” said Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland.
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