Politics Blog Posts
When It’s Groundhog Day at the White House
Recommended Reading / July 27th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur

One of the most overlooked American movie classics is the 1990s hit Groundhog Day, in which Bill Murray plays a supremely confident and self-involved television weatherman who is forced to relive the...
See moreTracking Trump’s Campaign Promises
News / July 24th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff

President Donald Trump made a lot of promises on the 2024 campaign trail. Which have been kept, and which are unfulfilled?
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The Insight: The Fight for the Democratic Party
The Insight / July 24th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff

Is the rise of progressive and democratic socialist candidates necessary to energize working-class voters, or does it risk alienating swing voters and fracturing the party's broad coalition?
See moreThe Rise of the DSA
Story of the Week / July 16th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff
When a Senator’s Death Brings the Future Into Focus
Recommended Reading / July 13th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur

Lindsey Graham’s startling death over the weekend is a tragedy. But as Donald Trump’s presidency heads toward its finish line, it is also a reminder of the upcoming battle for the future of the Republ...
See moreGraham Platner Drops Out of Maine Senate Race
Story of the Week / July 9th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff
Politicians *Occasionally* Acknowledge Their Flaws, But At What Cost?
Opinion / July 8th, 2026 / by Malayna J. Bizier

Most politicians and influencers understand that our brains love comfortability, and any hint of cognitive dissonance in voters’ minds could cost an entire election. So what happens when characters go...
See moreWhere Can Immigration Enforcement Take Place?: Unpacking ICE’s ‘Sensitive Areas’ Policies from Clinton to Trump
Recommended Reading / July 8th, 2026 / by The Alliance for Civic Engagement

“Sensitive area” policies originate from the Clinton administration. Also known as a “Protected Area”, a “sensitive area” refers to any building or region where Immigration and Customs Enforcement (IC...
See moreWhen Democrats Roll the Dice
Recommended Reading / July 6th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur

In a society in which most of us demand more alternatives for our decisions, the struggles of both Democrats and Republicans to keep their supporters unified and moving in the same direction have beco...
See moreLeft and Center Media Quiet on DOJ’s Reported Investigation of Top Left-Wing Activist
Bias / July 1st, 2026 / by Andy Gorel

The DOJ has reportedly opened an investigation into left-wing socialist financier Neville Roy Singham, according to Fox News. The report was immediately picked up by the right, but AllSides did not fi...
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