Jan. 6 committee's October surprise The committee says it won't time its work around the election. Axios · Sep 16, 2022
New light shed on Jan.6 materials "The tranches we've received have been significant," Committee Chair Rep. Bennie Thompson said Salon · Sep 16, 2022
Top Biden officials to discuss "litigation options" over migrant buses sent by GOP governors Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis chartered two planes to fly roughly 50 migrants to Martha's Vineyard. Axios · Sep 15, 2022
"They've been lied to": The scramble to help migrants on Martha's Vineyard Roughly 50 people are packed into a homeless shelter at a small church in Edgartown. Axios · Sep 15, 2022
McConnell's renegades: Graham and Scott's "freelancing" threatens GOP unity Two of the highest-profile Republicans in the Senate are publicly defying McConnell on high-stakes issues. Axios · Sep 14, 2022
Starbucks of the future means faster drinks, updated mobile app Starbucks is pledging to make your future drinks faster as part of its reinvention plan. Axios · Sep 14, 2022
Democrats lean on doctors as credible messengers on abortion Typically apolitical doctors say they felt compelled to appear in political ads this year for the first time. Axios · Sep 14, 2022
Lindsey Graham's 15-week abortion bill sends Republicans into containment mode Democrats are thrilled to campaign on Graham's proposed national abortion ban. Axios · Sep 14, 2022
Why many Latino surnames are missing accent marks Pressure to assimilate and technological shortcomings have forced many Latinos in the U.S. to ditch accent marks. Axios · Sep 13, 2022
For media publishers, Twitter still dominates on social While some are finding quick success on TikTok, it yields fewer overall followers for publishers than other platforms. Axios · Sep 13, 2022
Axios-Ipsos poll: Americans are ready to roll credits on the pandemic They don't think it's over, but their perception of risk is at a low point. Axios · Sep 13, 2022
Establishment Republicans hide fingerprints with carefully timed primary spending Republican groups are pouring millions into quiet efforts to knock off hard-right GOP primary candidates. Axios · Sep 13, 2022
Survey of major cities finds mixed bag about rising violent crime post-pandemic Some cities are seeing an improvement. Axios · Sep 10, 2022
Axios · Sep 9, 2022 Clinics forced to push abortions later in pregnancy amid state bans Experts believe that as clinics struggle with demand, the number of abortions performed after the first trimester might increase.
Axios · Sep 9, 2022 Companies are (quietly) dropping vaccine mandates We've moved into a new chapter of the pandemic.
Axios · Sep 9, 2022 A work-from-anywhere blueprint We are all-in on allowing everyone to work where they choose.
Axios · Sep 8, 2022 Latina candidates scale Aspen Latinos help build and run this area's famous ski resorts. But they've traditionally held little political power.
Axios · Sep 8, 2022 Democratic mayors prepare to be next Texas migrant busing targets Boston, Philadelphia and Seattle officials are all getting ready if Gov. Greg Abbott eyes them next.
Axios · Sep 8, 2022 Snap blunder steers Dem and GOP voter data to the opposition Political advertisers can target their ads to highly specific user segments on Snap and other platforms.
Axios · Sep 7, 2022 Massachusetts could be first state with simultaneous female governor and lieutenant governor Attorney General Maura Healey (D) won the Democratic nomination for governor.
Axios · Sep 7, 2022 California's worst-ever September heat wave tests power grid So far the grid has held up, though the heat wave is not yet over.
Axios · Sep 7, 2022 GOP senators may hold out on revealing same-sex marriage position until after vote Only a handful have come out publicly in support of the bill so far.
Axios · Sep 7, 2022 Most workers say they're "quiet quitting" Americans are putting more distance between themselves and their jobs.