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Lawmakers have only days to pass legislation preventing a shutdown of the federal government. In this blog, we’re tracking major updates, examples of media bias, and more.

Both in business and politics, Trump has always enjoyed portraying himself as someone who fights against long odds to achieve improbable victories. But he has always been protected by the generosity of others.

Americans don’t talk much about peace. But it turns out they care about it a lot – they just don’t talk about it the way people who have experienced war or civil conflict do. Instead of using the word peace, Americans are more likely to say that they care deeply about safety and security a...

As AllSides continues to track the 2024 elections, this blog is tracking major news, updates, poll data and examples of media bias.

The prevailing consensus among conservatives is that the indictments against Trump represent an attempt to stop the former president’s elevation to the Republican nomination as president. But what if exactly the opposite is true?

There are many things that may cause Biden to leave office. Impeachment is not one of them, and every moment we spend discussing it is a waste of time and brainpower when our nation’s leaders suffer from profound shortages of both.

With SpaceX and X — Elon Musk might be the most powerful nongovernment person alive.

The president may have cost himself the backing of some of his loyal supporters without achieving much political benefit in return.

Congress has just 11 days when it’s in session before the next federal fiscal year begins on Oct. 1, 2023. And in that time, it will need to enact all 12 appropriation bills to ensure that government agencies and departments have funding to keep programs going – or face a potential governm...

To put it most simply and uncharitably, most voters are not particularly excited about being led by either fossil or a felon.

Former President Donald Trump has recently championed rhetoric that exacerbates America’s partisan polarization by extrapolating his personal legal troubles, and his perceived political persecution, to the voters who support him. 

It is more apparent than ever that Trump's imprint on the party will not fade, no matter how his own story concludes. But the non-Trump conservatives who have survived his years in power see an opportunity for a comeback.

In the midst of nationwide efforts to make workplaces better reflect society at large, undocumented immigrants are being overlooked. Here's how we can change that.

Donald Trump was the first American politician whose social media skills allowed him to build a direct relationship with his most fervent loyalists. But Trump’s ubiquitous presence was so relentless that Biden and his advisors decided that he would benefit from a lower media profile.

Has Legalizing Marijuana Enhanced State Tax Revenue or Increased Addiction Rates?

After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last June and after the decision protected Democrats from their expected midterm election wipeout last fall, it was an open question whether the voters' strong opposition to the Court’s decision would still be relevant to their decisions in 20...

AI will add new challenges to the election process in 2024, the likes of which voters have never dealt with before.

Since it appears that a judge and jury will not derail Trump from his current path to the nomination, the task falls to the candidates running against him. But that will require at least some of them to be willing to confront him rather than continuing to hope that primary voters change th...

How does a gun control law apply to public school funding?

What was Donald Trump thinking when he set about trying to maintain the presidency after losing it to Joe Biden? That’s the key question a jury will need to consider in Trump’s federal trial on charges announced Aug. 1, 2023.