Only one Supreme Court justice has ever been impeached, and the newest justice is unlikely to be the second. But there’s more here than meets the eye.
Brett Kavanaugh’s impeachment won’t happen. But calling for it is still useful.
Lilly Singh breaks the late night show glass ceiling but still has to tread carefully
“A Little Late with Lilly Singh” needs enough punch to deserve its trailblazer status without losing the warm, silly comedy that earned the host her slot.
New allegations against Brett Kavanaugh mean Congress must finish what the FBI started
The FBI’s apparent failure to fully investigate Kavanagh’s background and interview all witnesses in all incidents raises critical questions.
Al Roker Climate change is not ignorable. It’s time to stop debating what is staring us all in our faces.
Don’t ask how long we have to save the planet. Ask what changes you and I can make now to start trying.
The Israeli election is about Benjamin Netanyahu’s personality, not his policies
Israel’s longest-serving prime minister could find himself at the end of his political career because voters see him as too divisive and corrupt.
No, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren aren’t too far left to win the presidential election
Voters don’t choose the candidate that best represents their ideas about government but adapt their ideas to the candidate they prefer.
Sarah Longwell Donald Trump claimed the primaries were rigged in 2016. Now he’s the one rigging them.
By canceling primaries, the Republican Party leadership is essentially sticking its fingers in its ears and shouting “la la la” to avoid reality.