This article was published in partnership with The Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization covering the U.S. criminal justice system. MINNEAPOLIS — Last Wednesday, Marcell Harris was hit by a rubber bullet. He had joined the second day of protests… Continue Reading
Six years after the nationwide protests against police violence captured the country”s attentionthe recent, game-of – Breonna Taylor and George Floyd you have to put the issue of police violence back into the national focus. One are the left and… Continue Reading
The 2016 election was an off year for state-level polls of the presidential race. But for polls of U.S. Senate races, it was a perfectly ordinary year — better than average, even. And Senate polls in the 2018 election were… Continue Reading
When the President, Trump delivered his inaugural address in 2017 at the earliest, it was in an unfamiliar style. Gone was the jokey, off-handedness of the Trump-on-the-trail. In a stilted, elegiac tone of the freshly-minted president spoke of the “rusted-out… Continue Reading
Checkbox. Given that presidential nominees choose their running or matte finish without any formal input from the voters, how they choose can say a lot about the candidate and his views of the party and the country. In this installment… Continue Reading