‘Political Superbowl’ may give audience chance to see if Biden, Trump fit for office
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A televised presidential debate between incumbent President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will air live on CNN Thursday night.
Search Results for Supreme Court
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Henrico Commonwealth Attorney Shannon Taylor launches campaign for Attorney General
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Henrico County Commonwealth’s Attorney Shannon Taylor launched her campaign for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General last week.
How Donald Trump has worked for decades to destroy America’s labor unions
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Although Donald Trump has been eager to garner support from American labor unions for his re-election campaign, there are lots of reasons he’s not going to get it.
Power, ego and godliness
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OK, the big question: Should our country – USA! USA! – return to a place of godliness?
Senate Republicans reject legislation to protect IVF access: ‘How dare you?’
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The Right to IVF Act was blocked by Senate Republicans yesterday despite personal stories from Democrats on the Senate floor Thursday.
Donald Trump says black voters are ‘on my side now’: The height of hubris
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There’s a breathtaking hubris at work when a political party seeks to suppress the votes of an entire people, then claims its leaders are the champions of that same people.
Mark Warner, Tim Kaine stand up to attacks on reproductive freedom
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The Right to IVF Act would protect and expand access to IVF and other assisted reproductive technology (ART) services nationwide.
U.S. Senate majority still not enough to pass Right to Contraception Act
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Want to know how dumb our politics is? The U.S. Senate voted 51-39 on Wednesday in favor of the Right to Contraception Act, but because of the arcane filibuster rule, you need to get 60 votes, not just a majority.
Reviewing the personal, political and criminal record of Donald Trump
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In 2016, Donald Trump ran as an outsider, as someone who was able to criticize the political record of his primary opponents.
Mailbag: AFP readers sound off on Donald Trump felony conviction
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The New York trial may be over, but Donald Trump still faces three additional indictments and 54 criminal charges for a litany of crimes.
