Paul Waldman

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Can Pence overcome odds to bag GOP nomination?

Former US vice president’s audacious run for the White House has raised eyebrows

Former US Vice President Mike Pence

Donald Trump is back on Twitter. What does it mean?

Trump might still win his party’s nomination, and he could become president again

Trump's once-blocked Twitter account has reappeared on the platform

Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan is a great start

Republicans will use this issue to stoke resentment no matter what the actual details are

US President Joe Biden in Somerset, Massachusetts.

Democrats could defy history in Midterms elections

If the chaos of the current US politics shows one thing, it’s that anything could happen

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Texas shooting: America’s great gun addiction

Change will not come because we looked into our national heart and found goodness therein

Ketanji Brown Jackson faces an epic fight

Biden’s Supreme Court nominee is expected to stand up to the Republican onslaught

Ketanji Brown Jackson, nominee for associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, speaks during an announcement ceremony with U.S. President Joe Biden, right, at the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. Jackson, 51, would be the first Black woman on the Supreme Court if confirmed and is a federal appeals court judge who once served as a public defender, a job no justice has ever held.

How Trump sealed his fate with a single phone call

An entire shadow foreign policy was run to pressure Ukrainian government to damage Biden

One after another, officials have testified that reaction to Trump's call was somewhere between concern and panic

African Americans key to Democratic nomination

Biden has a big lead with them now, but history shows that things can change quickly

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