Trump’s Approval Rating Continues to Fall, Even Among His Base
His ratings were again lowest among women, those aged 18 to 34, and minorities.
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Anthem Pulls Out of Nevada’s ACA Exchanges Entirely
Anthem has announced plans in recent months to withdraw from ACA exchanges in a number of states.
Picking a Primary by Mail—How’s That Going to Work?
Next spring, expect political reformers to have all eyes on Colorado's unusual new open primary system to see if it causes more harm than good.
Viewfinder: Waiting for Rescue on the Mediterranean Sea
Migrants wait to be rescued by Italian coast guard in the Mediterranean Sea, 30 nautical miles from the Libyan coast, on August 6th, 2017.
Former Blackwater Guard’s Murder Conviction Overturned
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday afternoon to throw out the first-degree murder conviction of Nicholas Slatten.
The Pervasiveness of Profanity
New research tracks the rise in swear words in books over the decades.
Is the White House Being Reshaped by the Military?
There haven't been this many generals in the executive branch since World War II.
What Would Happen If Trump Declared the Opioid Epidemic a National Emergency?
National-emergency laws were designed to help America deal with hurricanes. Will they work against addiction?
Robert Mueller Enlists a Grand Jury for Russia Investigation
The move suggests that Mueller may subpoena witnesses or documents and perhaps pursue indictments.
Another Setback for the EPA’s Regulatory Rollbacks
EPA Chief Scott Pruitt suggested that his decision to reverse course reflects his willingness to work closely with state regulators.