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Joe Biden’s presidential campaign sometimes seems like a promise to restore us to the Obama years. But what’s been lost? And when did we have it?View Entire Post ›

“Elizabeth is first and Bernie is second,” a 2016 Sanders campaign supporter said.View Entire Post ›

Staff for Republican Sen. Tim Scott complained to Senate leadership about judicial nominees' refusal to say Brown v. Board of Education was rightly decided, BuzzFeed News has learned.View Entire Post ›

In the hours since the president nixed a strike on Iran at the last minute, no fewer than five different explanations have come out for the choice.View Entire Post ›

Donald Trump's former campaign chair and the Fox News host vented about Robert Mueller, Hillary Clinton, and the deep state in newly released texts.View Entire Post ›

Moore lost a special election for the US Senate in 2017 after multiple women accused him of sexual misconduct, including some who were teenagers at the time.View Entire Post ›

Some of the people who helped get Beto O’Rourke’s presidential campaign off to an electric start are frustrated by what they’ve seen since. And a few are starting to look elsewhere.View Entire Post ›

The government alerted the judge to recent posts by Stone on Instagram and Facebook, arguing they violate the court’s order that he not comment on his case.View Entire Post ›

“He considers certain things a resource, that he has worked across the aisle. That's what he was saying.”View Entire Post ›

The bill, introduced by Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey, comes in response to BuzzFeed News’ reporting that the Federal Housing Administration was quietly advising lenders to reject home loans for DACA recipients.View Entire Post ›

”A nation is both its credits and its debts. And if Thomas Jefferson matters, so does Sally Hemings.”View Entire Post ›

It’s unclear if the committee will vote to hold Hicks in contempt.View Entire Post ›

A new bill would crack down on secretive contract clauses that drive up hospital costs and hide the details from patients.View Entire Post ›

McConnell said he doesn't support reparations because "none of us currently living are responsible." He also noted passage of the Civil Rights Act.View Entire Post ›

Donald Trump officially began his 2020 campaign, unsure of whether to keep America great or make America great again.View Entire Post ›

“We just had our anniversary, we just had a memorial mourning the fact that we lost all those lives,” said an anti-Trump protester near where the president officially launched his reelection.View Entire Post ›

Marcus Epstein, a former associate of Richard Spencer and a former contributor to white nationalist site VDare, has written for the Wall Street Journal, the Hill, and Forbes under a thinly veiled pen name.View Entire Post ›

A 25-year-old woman tried for five months to get an abortion. By the time she made it to the clinic, it was almost too late.View Entire Post ›

“I cannot with a clean conscience ignore my duty to defend the Constitution," Porter said in a video posted to Twitter.View Entire Post ›

Cabán, a candidate for district attorney in Queens, told BuzzFeed News’ AM to DM that there are “so many better ways to have better public safety outcomes rather than continuing to criminalize poverty.”View Entire Post ›

Four Democratic candidates talked about how to address economic problems specific to black Americans at a forum hosted by the Black Economic Alliance. What happened outside is changing the presidential race.View Entire Post ›

Justice Democrats is announcing it will back Jamaal Bowman’s primary challenge to longtime representative Eliot Engel.View Entire Post ›

"This kind of wholesale elimination of advisory panels is bad government," said one expert.View Entire Post ›

The Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund helps women get abortions when they can’t afford them. It’s run by a mom and her seven kids.View Entire Post ›

“Sick and dying, they brought themselves down here to speak to no one.”View Entire Post ›

Residents of the Michigan city are tired of politicians showing up for campaign stops and then disappearing. They want to be taken seriously going into 2020.View Entire Post ›

The debates will be on NBC June 26 and 27.View Entire Post ›

“We cannot accept the suggestion that minors in ORR custody should be compelled to carry pregnancies to term against their wishes ... so that others will be deterred from desiring to come here.”View Entire Post ›

Margaret Hunter admitted that the couple spent campaign funds on lavish personal expenses, including a $10,000 trip to Italy and plane tickets for their pet rabbit, Eggburt.View Entire Post ›

Although it remains a partisan issue, efforts to grant Washington, DC, statehood are gradually gaining momentum, with support from Democratic presidential candidates and Democrats in the House.View Entire Post ›