The Supreme Court Could Change How We Think About January 6

Another week, another blockbuster Supreme Court case that could have lasting consequences for American politics: On Tuesday, the nation’s high court heard arguments in a case challenging whether ... Read More

The Supreme Court just ruled that rights don’t really matter

America’s highest court declined to hear a case that essentially redefined the word “peaceful” and eliminated some people’s right to protest. Read More

Wisconsin Supreme Court justices question how much power Legislature should have

Wisconsin Supreme Court justices on Wednesday questioned the amount of power legislative committees should have, in a case brought against the legislature by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers. Read More

Zillow says Gen Z is picking Texas over Michigan. That's a bad, bad idea.

I'm not fussed with you, Gen Z – when I was a young person, I sure wasn't looking at a state's progressive politics to decide where to move. Read More

Voters Guide: What to know about PA races including attorney general, treasurer and more

The U.S. Constitution prescribes that the Senate be composed of 100 members (two Senators from each state). One third of the total membership of the Senate is elected every two years. A Senator must ... Read More