Most Republican candidates endorse the ‘big lie’ — even when voters don’t
We examined whether candidates’ beliefs — for and against the "big lie” — matched up with those of their state’s voters. Nope.
How D.C. could decide the next presidential election
Washington’s lack of representation reveals several cracks in American democracy
Juneteenth brings together many celebrations, and reminders of the work still ahead
For Black Americans, freedom is tied to location — not a date in June
Is your town urban or rural? A lot of money rides on the government’s answer — which may soon change.
The Trump administration proposed expanding what is defined as ‘rural’
As Georgia’s new law shows, when Black people gain local power, states strip that power away.
Think of Michigan officials taking over Flint’s water supply
Why Republicans haven’t abandoned Trumpism
Parties can and do change. But these four barriers stand between the Republican Party and moderation.
The Trump years launched the biggest sustained protest movement in U.S. history. It’s not over.
Here’s what we learned by counting the protests during the past four years