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The Far Right Is Winning. These Young Germans Show Us Why
Germany educated its youth to prevent a new rise of fascism. They are turning to the far right anyway.
Eric Schmitt and the Twilight of the Covid Republican
Resistance to pandemic lockdowns and mandates created a generation of Republican stars. Nearly all have faded away.
Arizona Republicans Refuse to Move Past 2020 — And It’s Hurting Them in 2026
The long shadow of 2020 still hangs over this swing state.
Trump Vowed to Wall Off TikTok From China. Did He?
New details from inside TikTok US suggest notable operational ties remain to its former Beijing-based parent company.
Every Country Has Its Own Internet Now
A patchwork of privacy laws, teen social media bans, and "digital sovereignty" pushes means the Internet you see depends entirely on where you're standing.
The Democratic Civil War Is Raging — Except in This Swing-State Race
Rebecca Cooke united progressives and moderates. Now she needs to win in November.
There’s One Middle East War Trump Seems Willing to Avoid
The Houthis say they’re just defending Yemen, but their moves are damaging global commerce.
The Fall of Roe Changed Doctors. Now They’re Changing Politics
State-level abortion debates have activated physicians as a political force like never before.
Democrats Have a Money Problem in the Races That Matter the Most
Democratic donors are pouring money into Senate races as Republicans build an advantage in gubernatorial contests that could shape the party’s future.
The Loneliest Man in American Politics Has an Army
Shunned by both parties, a furious blue-state outsider offers a glimpse of MAGA without Trump
Serving At His Pleasure
What it’s like to be in Donald Trump’s Cabinet.
Trump Promised the Truth About UFOs. These Scientists Are Waiting
The president named a science council to review the government’s data. What's taking so long?
AI Chatbots Are Quietly Spewing Partisan Talking Points
Partisan websites disguised as independent, local news outlets are infecting chatbots’ responses about key races.
How One Peruvian Man Became Putin’s ‘Cannon Fodder’
Russian military recruitment is spreading into Latin America, luring hundreds under false pretenses.
The Louisiana Democrat Weighing a 2028 Presidential Campaign
Former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu says the country is in trouble and is wondering whether he can help fix it.
GOP Money vs. $5 Gas: What Will Matter More in the Midterms?
GOP groups are spending big as rising gas prices fuel Republicans’ panic ahead of the midterms.
The Company Trump Can’t Ignore
The president wanted to unleash AI. Then came Anthropic.
Mike Waltz has quietly signaled he’s looking past the UN
The former national security adviser has managed to stay in the spotlight despite his exile in New York.
The Content Creators Turned Democratic Operatives
Democrats are turning influencers into an essential part of their midterm strategy. But the party hasn't figured out the rules of engagement.
Trump’s Tech Brawler at the State Department
Inside Jacob Helberg’s campaign to rally the world behind America in the high-stakes competition with China over AI, minerals and global power.
The Future of Western Sahara Runs Down the Donald J. Trump Highway
The 655-mile desert road is playing an unusual role in the American president’s plans for the Middle East.