Elections, Politics, US Politics & Culture, Featured
What Does 2021 Mean for Democrats? After New Jersey, Virginia, Expect a Red Wave
Is the façade around the Democratic majority in Washington, DC beginning to crack?
Elections, Politics, Featured
McCarthy: November 2nd “A Wakeup Call” for Democrats
Local elections held on November 2nd across the country were a wake-up call for Democrats at the...
Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Politics, Interest Rates
Biden Administration Proposes Capital Gains Tax Reform: What You Need to Know
Earlier this year, President Joe Biden proposed a dramatic increase to the country’s capital...
Reports, Politics
Trump First President Since JFK to Donate Salary
Donald Trump was one of the most unorthodox presidents in the United States’ modern history....
Health Care, Federal Legislation, Politics
Biden Creates Republican Outreach Program to “Heal Division”
Has the American public ever been so divided in modern times? The gulf between those who...
Elections, Studies, Politics, US Politics & Culture
2020 Election Again Shows that Money Can’t Buy Victory
The Center for Responsive Politics reports that total spending in the 2020 election reached $14...
Health Care, Politics
Texas and Mississippi Lead the Way in COVID-19 Reopening
The path out of the COVID-19 pandemic is unfolding in the same patchwork way that business...
Politics
Cuomo Crisis in New York
When petitions began circulating to recall California Governor, Gavin Newsom, it was a hit to...
Health Care, Reports, Studies, Politics
Americans Still See the Nation’s Best Days Ahead
It is safe to say that the year 2020 has been one of the most consequential in modern...
Health Care, Elections, Studies, Politics
Exit Polls Reveal Americans’ Feelings on COVID, Economy, Candidates, and More
Election Day is an opportunity for millions of Americans to participate in our democracy by...
Elections, Studies, Politics
Election 2020: A Mandate for Moderation
If control of the narrative in American life and politics is to be controlled by politicians...
Studies, Public Opinion, Politics
Will Unions See a Resurgence in the Biden Administration?
Union advocates are ending the year and going into 2021 on an optimistic note about what the...
Elections, Public Opinion, Politics, State Legislation
Wisconsin Legislature Sets the Stage for a Showdown This November
Since 2018, Wisconsin’s Republican-led state legislature has been at odds with Democratic...
Elections, Politics
“Never Trump” Republicans Team Up with Democrats to Help Oust Trump
The old saying “the enemy of my enemy is not my friend” appears to be out the window this...
Elections, Studies, Technology, Public Opinion, Politics
Why Voter Certainty About Election Results Breeds Apathy
It stands as one of the great “famous last words” moments in recent U.S. political history....
Elections, Technology, Politics
Why Political Party Conventions Will Never Be the Same After COVID-19
With the coronavirus pandemic still preventing Americans from gathering in large numbers for...
Health Care, Federal Legislation, Reports, Politics
Why the 2010s Were the “Decade of Debt” in the U.S
Even before COVID-19 hit, the United States entered the new decade with a $23.2 trillion...
Health Care, Technology, Politics
Why U.S. Regulations Lead to Subpar Products
COVID-19 is highlighting an issue that’s been bubbling under the surface in America for years,...
Politics, State Legislation
With House Speaker out, how will Texas GOP fare in 2020?
- Long-term demographic changes and the polarizing nature of the Trump presidency are...
Reports, Politics
Will the Latest SNAP Changes Help or Hurt the Economy?
In December, the USDA finalized changes to the requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition...
Elections, Politics
Three Congressional Battlegrounds for 2020
The next election is about a year away, and speculation has already begun about which party...
Public Opinion, Politics
Will 2020 Bring the end of the Filibuster?
- Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid ignited a...
Elections, Public Opinion, Politics
501c4 Groups: Dark Money or Donor Protection?
Groups under the 501(c)4 designation have come under a lot of scrutiny since the Citizens...