The damage Republicans inflicted on government through Project 2025 will be long-lasting. Will midterm voters write its ...
More than 317,000 employees stopped working for the federal government in 2025, according to the Office of Personnel Management, giving a glimpse into how much the nation's largest employer has ...
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2025 in politics: A recap of this year's top stories
It’s been a long year, jam-packed with an inauguration, hotly debated policies, ongoing conflicts, assassinations, consequential elections, a government shutdown and more. It’s impossible to list ...
2025 was a strange year in politics, with a lot of unexpected twists and turns. The second Trump administration began like a bat out of hell but lost quite a bit of momentum by year’s end among the ...
When visiting Warsaw, you enter a church or museum, and in the vestibule, there is usually a photograph of what the site looked like on Jan. 17, 1945, when the Nazis finally capitulated or fled, and ...
As President Donald Trump’s first year back in the White House winds down, he has already transformed and upended the federal government. He has used political purges, mass federal layoffs and drastic ...
From tariffs to deportation threats to casual copyright infringement by the government, here are some of the stories that defined the intersection of music and politics this year. By Steve Knopper As ...
President Trump began the year with huge plans and a GOP in lockstep, but heading into 2026 there are cracks in his support that could affect how much his administration gets done. Of course, 2026 is ...
Politically motivated assassinations, aggressive immigration raids and a second Trump presidency reshaped the role of federal government and the state of national politics in 2025 Kyler Alvord leads ...
It was an off-year when it comes to elections, but 2025 was on fire on the campaign trail as next year's looming midterm showdowns took shape. While it was never expected to match the intensity of the ...
Political polarization in the United States continues to deepen. After the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, which lasted 41 days, it remains fundamental to reflect on one’s well-being.
The years leading up to 2025 were marked by a rare optimism that the United States would finally do something about climate change. Former president Joe Biden called the crisis an “enormous ...
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