Reed seeks forgiveness, Gore follows the money and Clinton staffers check the classifieds.

When it comes to picking a new password, people's resistance to change can make them less secure online

A majority of American voters, 51 percent, have said they have not seen an increase in their paychecks

They are fine-tuning a legal argument that purports to allow state legislators to override the choice of the voters

Reports indicate that former Secretary of Defense Cheney will be Bush's running mate.

In 2013, 29% of Americans said armed rebellion might be necessary to "protect" liberty — and journalists scoffed

54 of 87 GOP nominees in six states that decided the 2020 election have refused to accept the results of the race

Is this really the best the right can do?

While there are some worrying long-term trends for Barack Obama, there are also some caveats about the size of McCain's post-convention, post-Palin surge.

Though little-discussed, there is a profound wage gap separating the short and the tall

The DOJ “had … enough evidence to open a criminal probe of Donald Trump on January 7th, 2021," ex-prosecutor says

Republicans have a more effective strategy than storming the Capitol: They plan to destroy democracy state by state

Politicians get the veneer of grassroots support, while shadowy consultants get rich

Library subjects and call numbers can be the subject of controversy

The blank-check SPAC deal set to infuse over $1 billion into Truth Social may be dead after shareholder vote