The San Diego Union-Tribune

Samuel Alito has a book coming out in early October. A little weird that he’s doing a book tour right after the Court’s new session kicks off?

The New Republic

Coming This Fall: Disputed Elections—and a New Supreme Court Nominee? ↗

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While the national party’s war chest is paltry compared to the GOP’s, individual candidates are raising eye-popping numbers from donors big and small.

The New Republic

Why the Democrats Aren’t Sweating the Republicans’ Huge Cash Advantage ↗

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While the national party’s war chest is paltry compared to the GOP’s, individual candidates are raising eye-popping numbers from donors big and small.

The New Republic

No, the Democrats’ Cash Deficit Won’t “Swamp” Them in the Midterms ↗

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A grand jury laughed Trump’s prosecutors out of court—but new details about these nakedly political prosecutions reveal serious abuses of power that are no laughing matter.

The New Republic

Angry Trump Humiliated as Effort to Prosecute Dems Backfires Again ↗

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They’re acknowledging now that the people who called Trump a “fascist” were right. But somehow we’re still not to be trusted.

The New Republic

What’s Behind the Centrists’ Resistance to the “Resistance Liberals”? ↗

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The president says he’ll do it “whether approved by Congress or not!” He can’t legally do that—but that hasn’t stopped him before.

The New Republic

Trump’s New Voter I.D. Threat Is His Gravest Attack on Democracy Yet ↗

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Once a topic associated with Michelle Obama, food reform has now become the province of RFK Jr. But if Dems decide to reclaim it, they could peel MAHA votes away from the GOP.

The New Republic

Food Used to Be Democrats’ Territory. What Happened? ↗

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How can the party of liberalism make liberal ideas more popular? By creating a more liberal electorate. Yes, it can be done. Here are five ways how.

The New Republic

Instead of Pandering, Democrats Should Try Changing Voters’ Minds ↗

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