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Gov. Spencer Cox spoke with ABC News’ Martha Raddatz one year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination in Utah.
Gov. Spencer Cox spoke with ABC News’ Martha Raddatz one year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination in Utah.
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Democrats have an anger problem. Republicans have a Trump problem.
Turning beloved stories woke or repurposing destroyed monuments is the beginning of a process that ends with real violence.
Cesar Conde of NBCUniversal News thinks that the “pendulum will eventually swing back” to mainstream media brands.
Most Americans say the country's best days are behind it as the U.S. approaches its 250th birthday , even as they're personally hopeful about the future. Why it matters: A new Pew Research Center analysis reveals national pessimism, fueled by political polarization and institutional distrust. But the findings also show the American spirit isn't completely broken. By the numbers: Nearly 7 in 10 U.S. adults said in January 2026 they were dissatisfied with the way things are going in the country, compared with 29% who were satisfied, Pew found. - 59% say the country's best years are behind it, while 40% say they are ahead. - Only 50% said in January that the year ahead would be better than the year that just ended — the lowest share in…
Leftist Americans are too polarized to be able to listen with courtesy to a commencement speech, and speakers are too busy trying to meet their own agendas.
More and more, Americans attack one another’s character and accuse each other of the most egregious crimes in order to win political battles.
Is there anything Democrats can do to break free of a deeply polarized political system in which parties are constantly winning and then losing office?
U.S. — New polling data in an ongoing political race showed a dead heat between the "Make Everything Worse" candidate and the "Fix Everything" candidate.