Ross Barkan

Republicans have launched a gerrymander war across the nation in 2025. As Democrats respond, we look back at how Andrew Cuomo lost New York a seat in 2020.

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The Dems managed to avoid repeating the debacle of Chicago, 1968 — now, can a unified party seal the deal? 

Milwaukee was like a Trump Super Bowl, or a Trump Comic Con — but Biden’s withdrawal sets the stage for the Democrats to get serious in Chicago. 

The governor’s “pause” of the plan, which would help the environment and fund mass transit, might be four-dimensional national political chess — or just a dumb move.

The former POTUS has taken over the GOP like a WWE brawler flattening all challengers.

From Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to Cornel West to Green perennial Jill Stein, third party candidates are looking to upend the 2024 race. 

The tragedy of Israel and the Palestinians and an eroding democracy.

Adams and Hochul give the powerful what they want. You pay the Bills.

It’s 2022, and still difficult to be female and politically powerful, but three New Yorkers helped clear the way

Decades of conflicting political agendas have created a maze of problems for the city, and its most vulnerable citizens