BY KEVIN KOSAR, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR // The Hill House Democrats soon will meet to plan for the new session of Congress that starts in January. There are many decisions to...
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Photograph by Ross Mantle for The Wall Street By Clare Ansberry // Wall Street Journal The Mitchells, lifelong Democrats, planted a Joe Biden sign in the front yard of their...
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New website launched to highlight report findings and committee activity in the 116th Congress Report published by GPO using new XPub technology Washington, D.C. – Today the Select Committee on the...
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Opinion by Tom Daschle and Bill Frist // Washington Post Tom Daschle is a former Democratic senator from South Dakota. Bill Frist is a former Republican senator from Tennessee. Both served as majority...
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CNN // Justin Gest is an associate professor at George Mason University's Schar School of Policy and Government and the author of The New Minority: White Working Class Politics in an Age...
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Korinne Griffith and Kansas Capitol Bureau // KSNT TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) — American politics and even non-political issues are the sources of a lot of conflicts right now. It may...
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Evan McDonald // Cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio – Anyone watching the Democratic and Republican presidential nominating conventions over the past two weeks might conclude the two parties have only one thing...
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By Bipartisan Policy Center 1787: The Great Compromise In debating a new model for self-rule that would eventually become the Constitution, states’ delegates in the summer of 1787 were so...
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Op-Eds/New Hampshire Union Leader POLITICAL polarization, bitterness, and rancor are dividing Americans in ways that threaten our nation. Overlay the gulf between “reds” and “blues” with the stresses of COVID-19,...
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JOAN BLADES AND RICHARD L. TAFEL, NEWSWEEK s we move full speed into the election of 2020, we can feel the pull toward division, domination and revenge in our politics….