What Redrawn Districts Could Mean for House Control in 2023

Without any extreme gerrymandering, reapportionment and redistricting alone will likely cost Democrats their majority.

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Brief Biden

In the interest of prudence and national security, Joe Biden should begin receiving daily intelligence briefings.

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10 Republican Attorneys General File Amicus Brief with Supreme Court in Pennsylvania Ballot Case

The brief argues the state court's ruling was unconstitutional in that it violated the separation of powers.

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Trump Claims He Won with ‘Legal Votes,’ Predicts ‘a Lot of Litigation’

The president alleged that pre-election polls were designed to favor Democrats in order to "suppress" the vote from Republicans.

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Live Updates: Biden Projected to Win Virginia

Live updates from Election Night 2020: The latest on the race for the White House and control of Congress.

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The Senate Is Up for Grabs

And even if Republicans lose the majority, the difference between 50 and 51 Democratic senators could be huge.

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Asking for the Black Vote

Unlike most Republicans, Trump has done it. It’s a necessary first step. The next steps will be harder.

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Californians Should Vote Against Legalizing Race Discrimination

Proposition 16 violates the simple standard that every Californian should be equal before the law.

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A Surreal Evening with Andrew Cuomo and Billy Crystal

COVID revisionism and Trump-bashing were the real stars at this Zoom shindig.

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Senate Votes to Confirm Amy Coney Barrett to Supreme Court

The final tally was 52-48 with almost every Republican senator voting in favor of confirmation.

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Biden Is Wall Street’s Candidate

Joe Biden is scooping up the lion’s share of big-money contributions from finance leaders on Wall Street.

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The Capital Letter: Week of October 19

Google, risk, taxes, Biden’s plan, China, and much more.

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The Pollster Who Thinks Trump Is Ahead

The upstart Trafalgar Group doesn’t see 2020 the same way everyone else does.

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Van Halen’s Sound of Sex

Eddie Van Halen pushed away rock’s pretentious revolutionaries and said, “Let’s party.” Preferably naked.

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Gavin Newsom’s Art of the Diversion

Newsom’s diversion politics cannot hold for much longer.

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Biden Owes the Country More

‘Shut up, man’ and ‘I’m not going to answer the question’ don’t cut it.

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FBI Docs: Primary Sub-Source for Steele Was Suspected Russian Agent and ‘Threat to National Security’

The so-called "primary sub-source" for the Steele dossier was suspected of being a possible Russian agent and a "threat to national security," according newly declassified FBI documents.

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Biden Won’t Answer Court-Packing Question

On an issue that could effectively create a revolution, the candidate is mum.

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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dead at 87

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away Friday at age 87 from complications related to metastatic pancreatic cancer, the court announced.

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Has the Time Come to Scrap the Electoral College?

Probably not, but some Democrats are trying.

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