Michigan pollster accuses McMorrow campaign of killing unfavorable Senate poll
A prominent Michigan pollster is accusing state Sen. Mallory McMorrow’s Senate campaign of pressuring a state capitol news outlet into killing a survey of the heated Democratic primary. The pollster,…
Republicans are still really worried about beating Jon Ossoff
Georgia Republicans finally have their Senate nominee. Now comes the hard part. A bruised GOP Rep. Mike Collins (R-Ga.) will go head to head against Democratic incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff,…
Robert White wins DC delegate primary
Robert White won the Washington, D.C., delegate Democratic primary, setting him up to represent the United States capital in Congress as its first new delegate in more than 35 years.…
DC is about to pick new leaders. Trump is watching.
Washington will soon enter a new chapter after voters pick the capital’s first new mayor in a dozen years and its first new Congressional delegate since 1991. And no matter…
Summer ICE
WINTRY MIX: The Knicks ticker-tape parade. World Cup festivities. Pride Month. America 250. The Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding. It’s all happening this summer in New York City — and those…
Why can’t we win it? Inside the Japanese embassy for Sunday’s World Cup opener.
Around a hundred Samurai Blue superfans crowded the Old Ambassador’s Residence at the Japanese embassy in Washington, on Sunday for a watch party marking its World Cup opener against the…
New Zealand’s diplomatic breakaway
LOS ANGELES — In many World Cup host cities, competing teams also find themselves jostling for soft-power supremacy around their matches. But before its first match tomorrow in Los Angeles,…
The countless control rooms running the World Cup in New York and New Jersey
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey — During the World Cup, FIFA officials, law enforcement agencies and transit planners across New York and New Jersey will be keeping an eye on things…
Andrew Giuliani says ‘dozens’ of World Cup visa cases landed on his desk
DALLAS — The Trump administration has elevated dozens of more complex World Cup visa decisions to senior leadership as officials try to balance FIFA commitments with national security concerns. In…
UK and US voters are highly cynical. They express it differently.
It’s not just football versus soccer. Britain and America share a language and deep historical ties, but their political systems are an ocean apart. That could be good news for…








