Politics
The Hometown Project is an example of the “relational organizing” that top Democratic Party officials hope will cut through the political noise and prompt people in swing districts to vote in 2020.
More than ever, we need to know the comfort of normalcy in a time when virtually nothing is working the way it's supposed to, starting with the presidency of the United States.
It is New Year's Eve as I write, and I am ready to welcome 2020 with open arms -- 2019 started as one thing and ended as something much worse.
It was hardly the most consequential instance of Trump's blame shifting in 2019, but it was part of a pattern for a president who seems constitutionally incapable of accepting responsibility.
Ten years ago, America was in an awful way. It had been through a decade of terrorism, war and recession, which combined to create a pervasive sense of anxiety.
In Washington, Santa’s naughty and nice list will be mighty lopsided this year. Trump sealed his fate when he went after Speaker Pelosi — for her teeth.
A recent report from the Brookings Foundation: "Meet the Low-Wage Workforce" found that nearly half of all American workers toil in low-wage jobs.
In the age of The Donald, it’s hard to remember that football was once the nation’s greatest TV reality show. Yet it is waiting to resume once Trump is gone.
One president Volcker was not fond of was Trump, and CNBC reports that three months before he died, Volcker wrote a “scathing critique” of Trumpism.
The real Hillary comes across in this exchange with Howard Stern about the two presidents she knows best – Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
