Midterms are powered by anger. Polls show Democrats finally have a clear target.
If Democrats don’t seize this moment politically and morally, then they shouldn’t even call themselves an opposition party.
Chuck Schumer just showed why he’s a better leader than his Democratic base thinks
By recruiting former Rep. Mary Peltola to run for Senate in Alaska, like a good baseball manager, Schumer has put his team in the best possible position to pick up seats.
Ruben Gallego rolls out plan to create over 8 million new homes in affordability push
Gallego is releasing a 30-page plan with four major pillars aimed at expanding housing supply and reining in costs.
Trump’s Greenland threats prompt European allies to consider defense pact
Danish and Greenlandic officials plan to rebuff U.S. overtures at Wednesday’s White House meeting, while NATO discusses “next steps.”
How the Roberts Court has undone one of the key historical roles of the judicial branch
The Roberts Court’s retreat has made it easier for states to craft bolder gerrymanders and to insulate them from scrutiny by claiming partisan motives.
Trump’s fight against transgender women in sports lurks in Supreme Court appeal
Tuesday’s hearings were about whether red states can ban transgender women in sports. The next case could be about whether states such as California can allow them.
Ordered to explain herself, Lindsey Halligan invokes Jack Smith
Halligan maintains that she can still call herself a U.S. attorney even though a judge said she was unlawfully appointed.
More than 2,000 dead in Iran protests, report says. Trump: ‘KEEP PROTESTING.’
The staggering death toll suggests the level of violence on the ground amid a near-total communications blockade imposed by Iranian authorities.
Meta names Kushner ally as its new president
Plus: Grok faces global backlash, DOGE employee’s new Pentagon gig and more in the Tech Drop.
