John Nichols

John Nichols: Wisconsin should elect as its next governor someone who will advocate for a system in which voters decide on whether to enact an equitable tax policy.

(T)he General Assembly has handed ongoing standard-setting authority over Delaware's electric grid to a private organization with no connection to

Will lawmakers in Lansing apply Buy America rules for Michigan-made yellow pigment for the state's road-pricing projects?

Democratic socialism is having a moment in 2026. In congressional and big-city mayoral primaries across the country, candidates who support economic

John Nichols: Sara Rodriguez and David Crowley skipped a Muslim-organized forum because they didn't want to address Israel's actions in Palestine.

The sudden death of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, a one-time Republican “maverick” who abandoned most of his pretenses toward independent

John Nichols: The struggle to fill ballot lines in Maine and South Carolina should renew discussions about how to empower voters, not party insiders.

His ability to hit hard against powerful moneyed interests makes him electable.

John Nichols: Before we argue too much about electability, let’s remember the popular socialist mayor who revolutionized Wisconsin’s Democratic Party.

Abdul El-Sayed: “The Power of Our Many Is Greater Than the Power of Their Money” The lessons from a primary win that can be applied to defeat a Republican in November.