Digging in the Right Place
There's a memorable moment in Raiders of the Lost Ark when Indiana Jones sees a rival's archaeological excavation… more
There's a memorable moment in Raiders of the Lost Ark when Indiana Jones sees a rival's archaeological excavation… more
Maryland is the first state to pass the National Popular Vote (NPV) into law, and several others are right behind
Connie Schultz talks about her column, feminism, endorsing Hillary, and her lovely husband, Ohio senator Sherrod Brown
The Republican drive to cut off voters is the sleeper issue of 2008
Rigoberta Menchú's presidental bid could turn the page on Guatemala's bloody past
Instead of fighting Mayor Daley, labor movement goes after his aldermen pawns
She reinforces the Genghis Khan principle of American politics that our leaders must be ruthless and macho
Fair Elections Now Act would reward candidates who spend time with their constituents, and not golfing or dining with lobbyists
The Bush administration purged U.S. attorneys for failing to prosecute crimes that didn't occur
The senators grilling Alberto Gonzales should ask him about Arkansas' new U.S. attorney--and his history of suppressing minority votersArkansas' new U.S. attorney has a history of suppressing minority
The 'French Hillary' is squandering the Socialists' presidential hopes
To his supporters, Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) represents the sane voice of the Democratic Party--a man who reads… more
One of 15 films shortlisted for a 2006 Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary, Can Mr. Smith Get… more
The day after the national celebration of King Day, Sen. Barack Hussein Obama (D-Ill.) announced he was forming… more
According to a national exit poll, 42 percent of voters in November's election said that corruption was the… more
In the lead up to the midterm elections, MoveOn.org paid little attention to the Virginia Senate race, figuring… more
Hugo Chávez's landslide reelection on December 3 reinforced Latin America's status as the primary outpost of opposition to… more
Following the 2000 election a popular bumper sticker in Florida read, "If you think we can't vote, wait… more
On a post-election edition of PBS's "The News Hour with Jim Lehrer," presidential historian Richard Norton Smith told… more
Voters reject "Taxpayer Bill of Rights" spending cap measures and tax cuts across the country, paving the way to funding progressive priorities.
Progressive members of the Congresssional Black Caucus poised to chair committees, meanwhile "Blue Dog" and "New" Democrats pulling the party to the center.
The Democratic victories on Nov. 7 were thanks to the populist agenda of challenging corporate economic power.
Economic insecurity trumps the politics of fear
Lamont campaign staffer discusses the real reasons Lieberman was reelected.What happened in Connecticut, and what it means for American politics
This election was no victory for centrists
No matter who wins today in Maryland, election advocates vow to keep fighting for verifiable, paper receipts.
Everything you need to know about Election 2006.
Nixon and Lieberman both supported pro-war policies while claiming to be anti-war.
Extremism Split Michigan Republicans
People are terrified over the future of the republic.
No matter what happens election day, Democrats are in for a wild ride in 2007
Economic populism is the key for Democrats to maintain majority.
Christian evangelicals fight culture war to save America.
The upcoming election guarantees gains for the Democrats. They won't be coming from the South.
Like the "Watergate Babies" of 1974, the new Democratic Congress will have to pick between sustanative or procedural reforms.
Secretaries of State are essential to making free and fair elections possible
Many Black candidates sought and won office in the 2006 takeover by the Democrats.
A new Book Was the 2004 Presidential Election Stolen? suggests that doctored memory cards on electronic voting machines stole the election.
As the AFL-CIO split and workers continue to lose ground, the teamesters face a contentious election.
Citing extremism, more GOPers are joining the Democrats