It’s not clear if the border czar’s threats to deploy “more ICE agents than you’ve ever seen” are credible, given the agency’s failure to subdue much smaller cities.

The New York City mayor has spent the beginning of his term delivering on one promise after another. The Virginia governor, meanwhile, has been busy vetoing progressive legislation.

Leaked design renderings show how President Trump plans to add his name to the building.

It’s a problem that’s far more enduring than Trump. And any Democrat who isn’t serious about reining it in deserves zero 2028 consideration.

The Supreme Court ruling kicked off a wave of redistricting in red states.

You might already know about Michigan’s Senate race and the fight in New York’s 17th congressional district. But are you aware of the madness unfolding in Nebraska?

The Department of Justice fired Maurene Comey in July with little justification.

Long a major progressive influence in New York politics, the Working Families Party has released its first national platform ever—and it has the likes of Elizabeth Warren and Ro Khanna on board.

The governor and City Council speaker need to let Zohran Mamdani govern on all the things he ran on.

The anti-genocide, antiwar protesters were arrested outside Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s office.

Republican lawmakers are facing angry constituents at home thanks to the president’s decision to go to war with Iran.

Health experts questioned just how many of Donald Trump’s fraud investigations were made up.

Instead of weakening New York’s landmark climate law, Governor Hochul could choose to meet its targets.

Nurul Amin Shah Alam was found dead days after Border Patrol abandoned him miles from home in the middle of winter.

It turns out that ICE’s courtroom arrests are legally questionable.

Governors like Healey, Hochul, and Lamont portray their backtracking as a pragmatic solution to affordability issues. Others say it doesn’t make economic sense—and betrays key constituents.

Republicans are saying anything to justify their extreme voter ID bill.

U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Jay Clayton is accused of having a “personal interest” in limiting the investigation.

Representative Andy Ogles went full bigot after an attempted attack in New York City.

The Justice Department’s latest Epstein files release reveals the new timeline.