Despite the National School Boards Association apologizing for the letter that sparked the fire, Attorney General Merrick Garland stood strong on his memo to Justice Department employees addressing a federal response to violence and intimidation of school boar... More »
I haven’t been reading all of the articles now coming out of the so-called “Facebook Papers”. But this article from... More »
This article is part of TPM Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news analysis. It first appeared at The Conversation. Fall foliage... More »
Democrats made significant progress last night on the corporate minimum tax, a much-needed agreement on a revenue stream that seems... More »
According to a senior Pentagon official, terrorist groups in Afghanistan could be able to – and plan to – attack the U.S. in as little as six months under certain circumstances. Colin Kahl, the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, testified before the Senat... More »
The shooting on the set of “Rust” that left one dead and one injured could result in criminal charges, according to a New Mexico district attorney. Mary Carmack-Altwies of the state’s first district said that authorities “haven’t ruled out anything” when it c... More »
On Wednesday’s episode of Human’s Making News: The Dissident’s Desk, Brent Hamachek and Hollywood producer turned conservative activist Bettina Viviano Langlais discuss her recent experience being attacked by cancel culture on social media. Viviano tells her s... More »
A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. Actually Yes I Did Try To Do An Election... More »
Ohio is a tough state for candidates seeking upsets in House races — neither party has managed to flip a single House seat there since the current boundaries were drawn 10 years ago. But that’s what Democratic state Rep. Allison Russo is hoping to accomplish ... More »
The Arizona senator began her political transformation two decades ago in the state legislature. Personal ambition typically trumped party loyalty. More »
All he has to do is stop overpromising and start overdelivering. More »
The Missouri School Boards Association withdrew its membership from the National School Boards Association this week after the group “demonstrated it does not currently align” with the state’s “guiding principles of local governance.” “We also believe that no... More »