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Typically, a big fancy new stadium, paid for with public funds, is right up our alley. What gives?
Every election season, Americans say the same thing about Congress: It is time for a change and why do the same people keep getting re-elected.
The 2026 midterms repudiated Trump and Republican policies, and demonstrated that voters are not happy with the status quo. They are frustrated with the economy, rising prices, foreign entanglements, immigration policies, and corruption.
In 2006, I was working as press secretary for Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Blackwell. I was on the inside of an Ohio political campaign that ultimately suffered one of the most significant Republican defeats in modern state history. Nearly 20 years later, the results of the 2026 election look remarkably familiar.
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Wisconsin State Journal cartoonist Phil Hands draws Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley
. Pastor Adam Hamilton won the U.S. Senate race in Kansas, becoming the first Democrat from his state to win a Senate seat since 1932. [ EMILY CURIEL | TNS ]Join the ConversationAnyone can view a sampling of recent comments, but you must be a Times subscriber to contribute. Log in above or subscribe here.
You can stand firmly by your principles while still finding common ground with those who disagree with you.
“A shortcut that skips the hard questions won’t deliver the dream, and it may cost us the trust we’ll need to get there,” Dave McCurdy writes in an op-ed.
How does it strike you to learn that North Carolina is the fourth most gerrymandered state in the U.S? Your vote doesn’t count as much as another person. Said more
Back in 1947, kids in Washington, D.C., skipped trick-or-treating for Halloween in order to feed hungry children around the world. Instead of collecting candy, the kids got donations of nutritious
As Halloween looms, we offer kudos to Ron Wallace of Rhode Island, who brought his Guinness World Record jack-o-lantern to Salem, Mass., earlier this week.