Politics
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Game On: SCOTUS Slaps Down Lindsey Graham’s Last Chance At Avoiding Georgia Subpoena
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis gets to question the South Carolina Senator after all.
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Kansas Republican Uses Tiger Woods Arrest Footage in Attack Ad
The Republican candidate for attorney general is accusing his opponent of being soft on crime, but he got it all the way wrong.
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Black Churches Press On With Voting Tradition Despite Georgia’s Restrictions
"Souls To the Polls," a Black voting church tradition from the Civil Rights Era, continues to push through Georgia voting restrictions.
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Arizona Democrats Have Been Getting Creepy Anonymous Letters
"Ben Sent Us," a shady right-wing group, has been sending letters indicating they are always watching Democrat voters.
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Washington DC Marijuana Advocates Show Support for Brittney Griner With Smokeout in Front of Russian Embassy
The basketball star’s appeal of her nine-year sentence was recently denied by a Russian court.
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Schumer Is Shook About Possibly Losing Senate Control Over Herschel Walker
The Democrats' top man in the Senate is definitely worried about Rev. Raphael Warnock's race.
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Run for Something Political Director Quentin Savwoir Wants Us To Fight To Preserve Our Democratic Process
The political director discusses preserving Democratic policies, battling misinformation, and handling discourse.
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This Might Be The Most Important Sentence The Supreme Court Reads This Term
A case from North Carolina could have a disastrous impact on Black voting rights, and on elections across the country as a whole.
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The Justice Department Is Worried About Efforts To Intimidate Election Workers
It's beefing up protections for poll workers even as some states push for tighter voting restrictions.
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NYPD Is Wary Of Possible ‘Racially Motivated’ Violence Against Poll Workers Ahead of Midterms
The New York Police department bulletin cites a “complex” threat environment for heightened vigilance.