Congress is about to pass a stopgap spending bill. That’ll cost taxpayers.
When federal agencies have to put off spending decisions until the last minute, they are forced to take shortcuts
Can Congress reclaim authority it has handed over to the president? It’s trying.
With their bipartisan backing, these bills could claw back some powers that have shifted to the presidency.
The 2014 polls were still really good at predicting winners
[caption id="attachment_18935" align="aligncenter" width="1484"] Despite certain kinds of bias, poll
What if election polls are biased against winners?
[caption id="attachment_18774" align="alignleft" width="1484"] Iowa's senator-elect Joni Ernst, one of
Did Asian Americans switch parties overnight? No.
[caption id="attachment_17892" align="aligncenter" width="460"] (Matt Rourke/Associated Press)[/caption] Buried in the
David Broder and the Mystical Faith in Leaders
So David Broder read George Packer's article on the Senate
Media (non)coverage of campaign polls: Two cheers for the Post
The media are often, and justly, criticized for their overuse