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Smearing populist voters as extremists won't stop the rise of the new German Right. Voters are rejecting elite failure for order.

An argument requires me to explain why I believe something. I have to give reasons that another person can examine.

Washington Examiner investigations editor Sarah Bedford said Republicans may have a good chance at holding the Senate in November.

While bidets aren't standard in the United States, they are common in other parts of the world, particularly in southern European countries like Italy.

Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico named Alyssa Edwards as his favorite drag queen when asked by a man approaching to take a photo.

Partisan bias, not genuine concern for research, drives academic outrage over necessary reforms to America's broken R&D system.

Pete Buttigieg said "of course" the country was ready for a gay president, although he dodged repeated questions on whether he was going to run.

In New York City, where DSA-member Mayor Zohran Mamdani governs, crimes like forcible touching and second-degree sexual assault fall under misdemeanors.

Aaron Rodgers, the longtime NFL quarterback, made the comments about Trump on a podcast hosted by his current teammate.

Polarization and declining trust threaten American civil society. Revitalizing it requires less partisanship and more civic engagement.