On Friday, the Economist revealed its 2018 election model – and it gives Democrats a 65% chance of retaking the House majority. I reached out to CNN resident big brain Harry Enten to chat about whether the Economist mostly gets it right or mostly gets it wrong, and whether there is a path for Republicans to hold on (or not).
On Friday, the Economist revealed its 2018 election model – and it gives Democrats a 65% chance of retaking the House majority. I reached out to CNN resident big brain Harry Enten to chat about whether the Economist mostly gets it right or mostly gets it wrong, and whether there is a path for Republicans to hold on (or not).
The dismissal of Attorney General Jeff Sessions may not matter. It is probably too late to stop the Mueller investigation.
“My symptoms are mild (light cough) and I’m feeling fine,” Conway posted on Twitter.
We might be able to do away with Susan Sontag's Notes on Camp as a definitive authority. We have a new context—that’s broader, browner, blacker, queerer.
Every argument for the filibuster, considered and debunked.
Even if Democrats win the presidential election and wish to nominate someone more liberal than Judge Merrick Garland, the White House says President Barack Obama will continue to support his SCOTUS nominee.
In the House and Senate, Democrats got a majority of votes but a minority of seats.
A farmer tried to consume some liquid from a container during a review meeting being chaired by Maharashtra minister Rajesh Tope in Jalna on Monday, police said. While Tope was listening to issues facing Jalna district, 60 kilometres from here, farmer Vilas Athavale from Pathurdi tried to consume some liquid which he had brought with him, a Taluka police station said.
President Trump on Friday sought to preemptively place blame on the Supreme Court should he lose reelection and said that Democratic nominee Joe Biden would pack the high court with “radical left” justices if he wins the White House. Trump’s tweets followed a handful of rulings by the Supreme Court in cases involving deadlines for…
It’s not a short list.
The full jury, including alternate jurors, was selected and sworn in Friday for former President Trump’s criminal trial in New York City, setting the stage for opening arguments to begin next week.
