By Michael Leppert The Indiana Citizen March 19, 2025 Sun Tzu, the former Chinese general, military strategist and philosopher, is known for his treatise, “The Art of War.” It’s remarkable how ...

Republicans have been reluctant to hold town halls with frustrated voters. U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams' event shows voters want to vent, regardless of who is listening.

Columnist Russell Rowland interviews Montana Senate Minority Leader Pat Flowers who has found common ground with Republicans.

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Proposals to cut or flatten Ohio's income tax are being talked about again by Republican state lawmakers, but also by the GOP ...

U.S. Senator Mazie Hirono, who voted against the resolution, pointed out that by forcing a choice between the problematic ...

Trump has a trio of Kentucky Republicans to worry about, but Sen. Rand Paul manages to draw the least MAGA scorn — for now.

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Maggie Kulyk, a progressive donor and activist in the Atlanta area, has a long list of worries about President Donald Trump: ...

We are here to try to tell the stories of what will happen to Colorado if we let Donald Trump and the Republican's agenda ...

Former Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema predicted that one day Democrats would be grateful she preserved the filibuster. That day ...

Nikki Fried is traveling the state like a missionary; telling demoralized Democrats their way back to relevance begins with ...