Posts published in “Politics”
NPR's Leila Fadel talks with Paul Begala on voter perspectives for the upcoming midterms.
Maine Democrats nominate Troy Jackson to challenge GOP Sen. Susan Collins after Graham Platner exits amid scandals.
Lori Walsh returns to South Dakota Public Broadcasting as a podcaster, thanks to listener support after funding cuts.
Former President Joe Biden will not appeal a court ruling allowing transcripts and recordings of his conversations to be released, ending the legal battle. This decision contrasts sharply with Trump's litigation approach.
Democrats in Maine will nominate a new Senate candidate to replace Graham Platner, aiming to unseat Susan Collins.
South Carolina will hold the first Democratic primary in 2028, emphasizing Black voter influence in the election.
Trump vows more tariffs despite Supreme Court ruling against his previous tariffs, citing unfair trade practices.
The Trump administration seeks to weaken federal oversight, potentially harming historic sites nationwide. Critics argue this move endangers cultural preservation.
The partisan redistricting battle, initiated by Trump, was intensified by a Supreme Court decision affecting Black districts.