A Florida Republican says Hispanic voters feel betrayed, and the polls agree. The GOP can still win on the border, but not with Trump's cruel tactics.
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With the U.S. $40 trillion in debt, asking immigrants to support themselves is reasonable. Progressive states and cities are suing anyway.
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President Donald Trump wanted to annex Greenland. Instead, he may have handed it more leverage than it's had in decades in the Arctic power race.
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Donald Trump, like Richard Nixon, sees any journalism that could expose him to criticism as some kind of unfair attack.
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The Republican Party's midterm messaging is a mess, as candidates focus on everything except what voters care about – and they're taking notice.
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Low-income Black urban schools don't need more educated parents. They need discipline, accountable teachers and an end to ideology that excuses chaos.
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Unsuspecting workers often join unions like Starbucks Workers United that make big promises about improving working conditions, but fail to deliver.
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Independent voters want a say in democracy, but reject joining Republicans or Democrats. What do you think about this growing voting bloc? Tell us.
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From New York to Michigan, DSA candidates keep winning Democratic primaries – and the party can't seem to push back as the midterms approach.
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Stuart, Florida, is a microcosm of modern-day political division. And these days, no one thinks twice about politicians trying to seek revenge.
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