Two Minnesota-grown turkeys will travel to the White House in November, but they will not be on the first family’s Thanksgiving dinner table. Instead, President Joe Biden will grant the birds pardons from serving as main entrees and the duo … Continued
The good news is that business interests are getting support during an election year. The bad news is that the business is crypto. Less than two years after the industry’s highest-profile political donor was exposed as a criminal, the lure … Continued
The U.S. has rarely seemed as divided by politics. The parties’ leaders and most energetic supporters see their opponents as enemies more than fellow citizens, and as a mortal threat to their hopes for the American project. Many Americans with … Continued
Jack Smith is calling the Supreme Court’s bluff. In the wake of the court’s controversial decision earlier this summer granting Donald Trump criminal immunity for official acts committed while president, Smith has refiled his indictment charging Trump with offenses connected … Continued
Unsurprisingly, Vice President Kamala Harris’s economic program is shaping up to be Bidenomics 2.0 — which is mostly a good thing. An emphasis on the energy transition and wider economic opportunity is quite right. The question is whether her administration … Continued