In the month since the El Paso and Dayton Shootings, we’ve seen another wave of demands that Congress finally do something on gun violence. Yet even t
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We finally made it to the third Democratic Debate! Well, at least we made it. Over a dozen presidential candidates did not qualify, so this will be th
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Throughout these early months of the 2020 election cycle, I’ve done my best to ensure our campaign coverage here is anything but “poll-driven”. Still,
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For the past four years, many Americans have been scratching their heads in attempting to figure out how and why Donald Trump became a political pheno
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Labor Day has come and gone. While we officially have another two and a half weeks of summer left, for all practical purposes summer is over. And for
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The events of the last three weeks have thrust the issues of gun violence and domestic terrorism back into the headlines, and onto the debate stage. E
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Here we are again. In just one week, the nation experienced three mass shooting attacks that have left dozens dead and many more injured. And yet, aft
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After speaking with public sector workers at the AFSCME Public Service Forum at UNLV, U.S. Senator Kamala Harris (D-California) came to Nate Mack Elem
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Today, some 19 Democratic presidential candidates are speaking with public sector workers from across the nation and answering their questions (and a
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Congratulations, we finally made it to the second round of debates. We listened to 10 of the 25 Democratic presidential candidates last night, and we’
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