op-ed April 7, 2026 Sarah Sicard: Now is the time for the military to choose between a constitution and a king What happens when the commander-in-chief demands the unlawful?
national news & analysis April 6, 2026 Newly-uncovered documents suggest Epstein’s lawyer lied to Congress Confidential records include eyewitness testimony of Darren Indyke’s alleged money laundering, an accusation he denied while under oath last month.
op-ed April 3, 2026 Andrea Levere: Why far-right philanthropy keeps winning This structural advantage is quietly reshaping American democracy
op-ed April 2, 2026 Jesse Ferguson: One Year Later — How Trump Lost His Superpower The tariffs came with receipts and voters haven't forgiven him
op-ed March 30, 2026 Joseph Geevarghese: Democrats Who Fund Trump’s War Should Expect Primaries Opposing the war means refusing to fund it. Anything less is performance.
national news & analysis March 27, 2026 SCOOP: Trump’s DOJ never investigated Epstein’s alleged money laundering businesses Recent depositions of Epstein’s ‘money men’ and uncovered documents reveal that federal agents never searched Epstein’s Virgin Island offices or questioned those who ran the books.
national news & analysis March 20, 2026 Breaking down the SAVE Act fight in the Senate COURIER congressional correspondent Michael Jones dives into this high-stakes political showdown, with Republicans framing it as election security and Democrats condemning it as a threat to voting access and democracy.
op-ed March 19, 2026 Hannah Fried and Francisco Aguilar: Don’t Ignore the Threats to Our Vote By Hannah Fried and Francisco Aguilar When Americans hear our leaders talk about a federal takeover of elections, pushing laws at the federal and state levels that prevent eligible Americans…
op-ed March 17, 2026 Ashley Shelton: The Senate Must Reject Mullin’s Nomination to Protect FEMA from Further Destruction Mullin has been nominated to lead FEMA, but his record makes clear he will only accelerate its destruction
national news & analysis March 13, 2026 All roads lead back to affordability COURIER congressional correspondent Michael Jones details the way affordability remains the cornerstone of the Democratic opposition's campaign arsenal.
op-ed March 13, 2026 Denny Carter: Almost Everyone Loves DEI Now The Trump regime’s attacks on diversity have proven astoundingly unpopular
national news & analysis March 6, 2026 Recruiting for Congress in the age of threats COURIER congressional correspondent Michael Jones explains how Democrats see a path back to power, balanced against the real risks of rising political violence
