Washington Post – Politics:
Russia’s efforts to swing 2016 to Trump are now being deployed to (his lawyers hope) keep him out of prison.
Author: Philip Bump
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Trump’s daughter-in-law offers up some English-language nativism
Washington Post – Politics:
It’s a reminder that nativism is not new to Trumpian politics.
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Biden impeachment push nears end of runway — with no signs of takeoff
Washington Post – Politics:
How long until right-wing media voices start giving cover to walking things back?
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It’s a bit late for Trump to be derailed over ethical questions
Washington Post – Politics:
A prominent evangelical leader in Iowa hopes to block Trump’s push to the nomination. His argument might have worked better eight years ago.
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Americans are buying guns — but maybe not the Americans you think
Washington Post – Politics:
Last week, NBC News presented a surprising bit of data: for the first time in its two decades of asking, a majority of respondents to its national poll indicated that they lived in a home with a firearm. The number deserves some context.
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How risky for Biden is Arab American anger over Israel?
Washington Post – Politics:
The question is less about numbers than about broad, shared frustration.
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With Trump moving closer to renomination, rewriting Jan. 6 attack gains urgency
Washington Post – Politics:
The causes of the Capitol riot are clear. So is the motivation of those who are trying to blur the question.
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How the surge in migration to the U.S. might affect 2024
Washington Post – Politics:
New research suggests that an increase in undocumented immigration pushes voters and elected officials to the right.
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Elon Musk provides yet another platform for far-right attacks
Washington Post – Politics:
Those seeking favor from the world’s richest man are now doing time trials on the slippery slope to government repression of media.