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The world is waiting to see which Donald Trump shows up on inauguration day, the troublemaker or the dealmaker. He is trying on both roles for size, threatening revenge on those he regards as the “enemy within” and making nice playing footsie with new friends and old foes who are…

ANALYSIS: The progressive Democrat went from being an insurgent to trying to be an ally of the Democratic caucus. The vote for Oversight shows the limits of that strategy, Eric Garcia reports

Until November 5 this year, Donald Trump’s first presidential term looked like a populist blip amid decades of American liberalism. Since the US election, it looks like Biden was the liberal blip in a new era of populism.

Canadian PM Trudeau declares support for feminist causes, engages in diplomatic talks with U.S. President Trump, amidst escalating tensions.

With a growing number of American voters identifying as politically independent, many pollsters, most members of the media and the campaigns themselves viewed the independent vote as crucial to the outcome of the 2024 presidential election.

AP reports that Harris won among voters who owned only cats, 54-45, but Trump won among those who owned only… The post Cats Are from Berkeley, Dogs Are from Mar-A-Lago appeared first on Reason.com.

In 2024, we have a new post-election lie – Trump didn’t just win, Republicans say, but he won big. He won a landslide. That’s false

Eight players whose careers span nearly the entire 20th century will be up for election to Cooperstown this year. Here's a look at the cases for (and against) each candidate.

A draft amendment to make pardons accountable to voters.

After a series of excuse-filled post-mortems, panelists from the news network laid into Harris staffers

From Harris v. Adams, decided Wednesday by Magistrate Judge Paul G. Levenson (D. Mass.): In December 2023, school officials at… The post Court Refuses to Set Aside Discipline of Student for Submitting AI-Generated Assignment (with Hallucinations) appeared first on Reason.com.