Klaus Marre

Donald Trump hinted at some kind of secret plan that would allow Republicans to do well in next week's election. But it's probably something completely legal and ethical...

If Kamala Harris is really a threat to democracy, then why aren't Republicans concerned about her using the Trump blueprint to stage her own coup if she loses? The answer is very simple.

Fox News and the Trump campaign will gleefully take Joe Biden's comments condemning the demonization of Latinos out of context. Will they get away with it?

The gender gap in this election is extremely pronounced. The degree to which women dislike Donald Trump could be the key to its outcome... and the former president is not doing himself any favors.

In theory, the Internet has the potential to be a tool for good in an election. In reality, it is mostly used for misinformation, fostering tribalism, and gaslighting... and we are all paying the price.

Democrats hope that women who are placating their Trump-supporting significant others will pull the lever for Harris when no one is watching.

Elon Musk warned America of billionaires pulling the strings of candidates who will end up doing their bidding. Fortunately, that obviously won't happen now with Donald Trump back in office.

If Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are serious about stopping government fraud, they can start by preventing Donald Trump from pocketing taxpayer money by overcharging the Secret Service agents who stay at his properties.

Anybody who thinks Donald Trump's controversial nominations are part of some sophisticated strategy has not been paying attention.

Although Republicans are usually the party of election denialism, the way Democrats are conducting themselves in the aftermath of Pennsylvania's Senate election opens them up to criticism on election integrity.