In December, the USDA finalized changes to the requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP. The program, colloquially known as food…
Next November, voters in 20 U.S. House districts across the country will see a new name occupying the Republican spot on their ballots. As of…
In an age of divisiveness and partisan politics, the U.S. Supreme Court has proved remarkably resilient to political pandering and posturing.Since 2000, 36 percent of…
Candidates and debate moderators in the 2020 presidential campaign have so far spent precious little time talking about the United States’ growing debt burden.The public…
As the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump continues and suburban voters appear to be shifting from red to blue, control of the Senate is…
In the smoldering aftermath of the political advertising spat between Facebook and Twitter, where the two companies laid out opposing policies, Google has announced that…
As farmers across the country head into another winter of the Trump administration’s trade war with China, their support for him appears to be holding…
The legal battle to protect the anonymity of campaign donors found a new, unlikely ally earlier this year when the American Civil Liberties Union jumped…
With high-profile presidential candidates advocating for Medicare for All and universal health care, it’s easy to think that such programs have broad support among Democratic…
It’s no secret that U.S. cities are more progressive on the whole than suburbs and rural areas. Some cities, however, are now beginning to see…