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David Ditch With Democrats taking control of the House and Senate in January 2027, Republicans are scrambling to pass as much of their
Norbert J. Michel Many people are viewing Tuesday’s election results as a rejection of the administration’s policies, a view that’s hard to argue
Walter Olson While you were busy attending to the earthquake at the national politics level, voters around the states were addressing civic matters
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Colleen Hroncich In most areas of life, when something isn’t working, we look for a better option. In K–12 education, though, children are
Clark Packard Come January, Democrats will control both chambers of Congress. The final margins will not be known until the remaining House and
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Walter Olson President Trump, who often campaigned on the slogan “too big to rig,” has told reporters he will accept rather than try
