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‘They Need a Two-Thirds Majority’: Redistricting Fight Ignites Fears of Constitutional Power Grab
The fear among critics is not simply that Republicans may win more seats in 2026. It is that the machinery now being built at the state level could eventually produce enough institutional power to permanently alter how American democracy functions.


‘This Is Not Democracy’: New Southern Redistricting Push Ignites Voting Rights Firestorm
Republican lawmakers across the South are moving rapidly to redraw congressional maps, dismantle Black voting districts, and reshape political power before the 2026 midterm elections, triggering a sweeping legal and civil rights battle that advocates say threatens some of the most important gains secured since passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965.


Justin Fairfax’s Death Leaves Questions After Years of Disputed Allegations and Public Fallout
The shocking murder-suicide committed by former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax


Democrat Group Warning OPM Changes Could Strip Federal Workers of Due Process Protections
In letters submitted during the official comment period, the senators urged OPM to abandon plans that would move appeals involving employee suitability and workforce reductions out of the Merit Systems Protection Board and into OPM itself, arguing the change would erode due process and open the door to political interference.


MoveOn Calls Out Democrats Who Refuse To Unify Around Khanna-Massie WPR
MoveOn members say they have no patience for cowardly Democrats.
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