Politics
Why It’s So Hard To Gauge Support For QAnon
Just how many Americans believe in the QAnon conspiracy? Recent polling from June shows it’s around 15 percent. But...
How Trump’s Removal From Social Media Could Affect His Grasp On The GOP
Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling roundup. Poll(s) of the week Facebook said last month that it plans to...
An Oregon lawmaker is ejected from office for helping a crowd breach the State Capitol.
Lawmakers in Oregon ejected one of their colleagues from office for the first time in state history late Thursday...
Prices Jumped 5% in May From Year Earlier, Stoking Debate in Washington
That chip shortage, which arose from factory shutdowns during the pandemic and one-off problems like a drought in Taiwan,...
Hunting Leaks, Trump Officials Focused on Democrats in Congress
With Mr. Benvenuto involved in the leak inquiries, the F.B.I. questioned Michael Bahar, a former House Intelligence Committee staff...
Policing Reform Negotiations Sputter in Congress Amid Partisan Bickering
WASHINGTON — Efforts to strike a bipartisan compromise on a national policing overhaul are teetering on the edge of...
News Roundup: Lafayette Square report doesn’t match evidence; Jan. 6 was ‘tip of the iceberg’
The first attempt at toppling a democracy is seldom the last. In the news today: A Trump-appointed inspector general's...
Former congressman launches campaign to unseat Ohio governor in Republican primary
Renacci tapped into another well of conservative grievances just after the election when he trashed DeWine for recognizing Joe...
E.P.A. to Review Rules on Soot Linked to Deaths, Which Trump Declined to Tighten
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration will reconsider federal limits on fine industrial soot, one of the most common and...
This Week in Statehouse Action: Dark and Stormy edition
Riders On The Storm: More Republican groupies are making pilgrimages to fraudulent farce they insist on calling an “election...