Michael McKenna

On July 23, 1903, Henry Ford, down to his last couple of hundred dollars, sold his first Model A to Ernest Pfennig, a Chicago dentist.

The Founders envisioned a government expert enough to serve the economy and accountable enough to serve the people. Congress must restore it, before executive branch cupidity makes that impossible.

G’day readers, welcome to Feeding the Chooks, your unstoppable, unmissable guide to Queensland politics.

Many people in and around Washington are convinced that reform of the process by which we permit power plants and pipelines and transmission lines is hopelessly broken and need reform.

As we head towards the bell lap of the 2026 campaign, a few of its features and likely consequences are coming into focus.

On August 6, 1989, what would become the internet went live for the first time at CERN.

For most of the past nine months, the Democrats have had a modest but durable 5-point advantage in the generic ballot test.

The Democratic National Committee in May released a draft — in desperate need of an editor and a proofreader — of its long-awaited autopsy of what went wrong in the 2024 campaign.

Despite the fact that Republicans have won just one Senate race in Michigan since 1972, there seems to be a lot of confidence about the party’s ability to dispense with Abdul El-Sayed.

Mike Rogers, the Republican running against Abdul El-Sayed for the Michigan Senate seat, recently announced that he was in favor of a “pause” in data center building in the Wolverine State.