Joseph Duffey, educator and antiwar activist behind influential Senate campaign, dies at 88
He ran for the Senate in 1970 as a Connecticut Democrat and later led the National Endowment for the Humanities and the U.S. Information Agency.
Rep. Gosar criticizes ‘white racism’ after speaking at event whose organizer called for white supremacy
The Arizona Republican also backed away from the organizer’s praise for Jan. 6 Capitol protesters.
As Trump reemerges, will the GOP find a way to move on without him?
The Republican base brooks no dissent about the former president, while others look to a future in which he becomes a diminished force.
Republicans call Deb Haaland a ‘radical.’ Polls show their views on climate are out of the mainstream
President Biden wants to make history with Rep. Deb Haaland. But Republicans could block that.
‘It’s Donald Trump’s party’: How the former president is building a political operation to cement his hold on the GOP
In advance of his first major post-White House address, Trump is making plans to launch a super PAC, has begun endorsing candidates and is plotting
Why the candidate who promised unity is relying on an increasingly partisan legislative process to pass coronavirus relief
Despite calling for unity as a candidate, President Biden plans to pass his first major policy via budget reconciliation, a legislative process that requires no