Iowa’s 1 percent problem
Since 2009, report Bloomberg's Tim Jones and Elizabeth Campbell, "the top 1 percent of Americans captured 93 percent of real income growth, compared with 65 percent during the recovery from the 2001...
View ArticleIn race to 270, it may come down to 106 counties
LEESBURG, Va. (AP) — How Virginia goes in the presidential election may come down to voters who live amid the small wineries, affluent subdivisions and Civil War battlegrounds of Loudoun County.Voters...
View ArticleObama launches 2-day blitz; Romney also ups pace
WASHINGTON (AP) — Locked in a stubbornly tight race, President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney are demonstrating the urgency of the campaign's final stretch, with the incumbent alone set to...
View ArticleIowa’s 1 percent problem
Farmers are cashing in on a hungry world. Everyone else is struggling to find a job
View ArticleIn race to 270, it may come down to 106 counties
The race may come down to the 106 counties that Bush won in ’04 and Obama won in ’08
View ArticleObama launches 2-day blitz; Romney also ups pace
Both campaigns enter the final stretch
View ArticleDonald Trump and Hillary Clinton are both ignoring Puerto Ricans — but this...
Puerto Ricans make up the second largest group of Hispanics in the U.S. — so why don’t politicians care about them?
View ArticleA Virginia school principal dressed as Trump, secretary was prison Hillary,...
Think about this the next time you hear liberals are indoctrinating your kids
View ArticleHey, Ohio! Make me, a millennial, want to move to you
Don’t tell us we need to relocate to Columbus to turn swing states blue. The brain drain is not our cross to bear
View ArticleHow thousands of voters in swing state Arizona could be walking into a trap...
Tens of thousands who recently moved to Arizona may have trouble voting — thanks to two state agencies
View ArticleWhy it could be much harder to steal the vote in swing state Pennsylvania
The state pledges to use paper ballots and verified vote counts
View ArticleThe political battle in Wisconsin over purging 200,000 voters could come to a...
Right-wing groups use old law and imperfect data to argue for removing infrequent voters from statewide rolls.
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