Washington Post – Politics:
This is in part partisanship and, in part, the complicated nature of the case.
Author: Philip Bump
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Browbeating Jewish voters hasn’t yet worked for Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
The presumptive Republican nominee will nonetheless keep trying.
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Trump was the beneficiary, not the target, of 2016 and 2020 interference
Washington Post – Politics:
Former president Donald Trump has worked resolutely to cast his advantages as disadvantages.
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Here are some other laws Arizona had on the books in 1864
Washington Post – Politics:
The Arizona Supreme Court’s decision to let a circa-1864 law barring abortion go into effect renders it useful to get a sense for the mores at play in the then-territory.
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The partisan gap in U.S. politics continues to center heavily on age
Washington Post – Politics:
Short-term political trends intrigue. Long-term trends define.
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Fox News twists data on economy and crime to attack Biden
Washington Post – Politics:
Of all the subjects for host Jesse Watters to cover, he probably has the least credibility on crime.
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The special counsel’s most essential argument against Trump’s immunity claim
Washington Post – Politics:
The special counsel’s brief opposing Trump’s expansive self-protection effort includes one argument that is essential for understanding the moment.
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Four years later, chloroquine boosters face limited accountability
Washington Post – Politics:
A doctor has been sanctioned while the former president and his supporters in right-wing media continue their rhetoric apace.
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Vance tries (and fails) to undermine jobs data by pointing to the border
Washington Post – Politics:
The strong employment numbers are, in fact, in part a reflection of America’s central international advantage.