Kimberly Atkins Stohr

How can we trust that the court's gerrymandering decision wasn't biased by Justice Samuel Alito's favor of conservative causes? We can't.

Trump’s veepstakes is proving the corruptible lure of proximity to his despotic power, even for those who swore an oath to uphold the Constitution.

Merrick Garland needed to roar. He barely meowed.

President Biden reacted to his son's conviction as a father, an American, and as a president. Trump, conversely, acted like an autocratic baby after his own conviction.

According to the US Chamber of Commerce, there are 4 million more job openings than available workers to fill them. One major driving factor is America’s broken immigration system.

No, the rights to free speech and religious liberty are not under attack, despite warnings from Justice Samuel Alito. But his dissent serves as a warning for what could be yet to come from this court.

Presidential campaigns are not fantasy sports leagues, with easy levers to pull to maneuver into a more ideal position, including swapping out players. They are long games that benefit from steadiness, resolve, and the willingness to battle.

When the rubber meets the road, she has delivered exactly what conservatives wanted. Her resistance only comes when she’s not a deciding vote.

Republican platform embraces Project 2025 and is a threat to democracy, but instead of ringing the alarm bells, the press keeps its focus on Biden's debate performance.

If Vice President Kamala Harris is the nominee, Democrats must fight the torrent of misogynoir that she will face, rather than leaving that work for her and other Black women to do.