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“a 9.9 percent tax on earners making over $1 million per year and will fund education, prisons, universal school lunches and replace or reduce other taxes”
September 28, 2026 · see it in context →“Democrats say the Trump administration's new Medicaid work requirements - especially the narrow definition of who can get an exemption for medical reasons - are way too harsh.”
September 28, 2026 · see it in context →“the moderator ticked through the last 10 public polls. Talarico led in every one.”
September 27, 2026 · see it in context →“moderate Gov. Kathy Hochul has emerged as the GOP's go-to foil”
September 25, 2026 · see it in context →“Democrats' generic ballot lead among men ages 18-30 who say they are the most determined to vote now sits at 57%-40%, according to the poll.”
September 24, 2026 · see it in context →“One silver lining for the GOP: Among all registered voters sampled, including those least likely to turn out in November, the Democratic generic ballot lead is much smaller, 44% to 41%.”
September 24, 2026 · see it in context →“Republicans' 2024 gains among young men have evaporated — and that could have instant ramifications this November, according to a new Cygnal poll.”
September 24, 2026 · see it in context →“The Secret Service confiscated a POLITICO reporter's press pass Thursday morning despite a federal judge's decision hours earlier”
September 24, 2026 · see it in context →“The Trump administration is preparing a plan to ban exports of diesel for 90 days”
September 24, 2026 · see it in context →“They know he is kryptonite.”
September 21, 2026 · see it in context →“Every campaign in the country right now has to balance being your own person versus how you appropriately align yourself with the president.”
September 21, 2026 · see it in context →“Johnson cited premidterm political pressures and a lack of action in the Senate -- which is due to return Sept. 14 -- as reasons for canceling the House's final two weeks of session before November.”
September 19, 2026 · see it in context →Audits citing Politico
- One Statute, Two Name Tags: What to Call Washington's First Income Tax Depends on Who Is TalkingSeptember 28, 2026
- Eighty Hours a Month or Twenty Hours a Week: The Same Rule, as Threat and as ChoreSeptember 28, 2026
- The New Government-Funded Ad Calls It the 'Final Battle.' It Is the Second or Third Battle This Week, Depending on the OutletSeptember 27, 2026
- One Post, Twelve Mastheads: the Fuel Economy Rollback Was Covered as a Termination or as an Arithmetic ProblemSeptember 27, 2026
- One Roll Call, Written Two Ways: Fetterman Alone as Senate Rejects Iran War Powers ResolutionSeptember 25, 2026
- Netanyahu Called Mamdani "the Antisemitic Mayor of New York." Every Outlet Agreed on That Much.September 25, 2026
- Democrats Lead the Generic Ballot by 5 to 12 Points — Which Poll You Read Sets the Number, and Which Side You Read Sets the PollSeptember 25, 2026
- The Most Popular Number in New York Went Unlisted on the National RostersSeptember 25, 2026
- A Unanimous Court, 650,000 Ballots, and a Sheriff Told to Give Them BackSeptember 25, 2026
- The GOP Pollster's Own Bad News, and the Eleven Outlets That Ran Nothing on ItSeptember 24, 2026
- A Judge Ordered Three Outlets Back In. For a Few Hours They Weren't. Here Are the Three Names the Spectrum Gave Those Hours.September 24, 2026
- The Diesel Ban Had Three Days: Off the Table, Called For, and Fake NewsSeptember 24, 2026
- The White House Cited an Anonymous Source Against Politico. The Beast Says It Was Vance.September 24, 2026
- Trump Came Home from Camp David a Day Early, and Nineteen Records Decline to Say WhySeptember 20, 2026
- The Epstein Files Discharge Petition Claimed Its 218 on Thursday, and Nobody Can Count the Names Until Nov. 9September 19, 2026
- Effective Immediately: A Ban Announced at 3, Still Unenforced at 6, and Rendered Three Different WaysSeptember 18, 2026
- The Texas Poll With Two Names and the Thursday the Right Bucket Spent on Someone Else's NumbersSeptember 18, 2026
- Diesel Crosses $6, Gas Chases $4.43, and the Only Thing Falling Faster Than the Fuel Forecasts Is Agreement About What Happens NextSeptember 18, 2026
- Salazar's "Betrayed" Ad: "Rebellion" on the Left, "Break" on the RightSeptember 18, 2026
- Von der Leyen Offered Canada a Title That Exists Nowhere in EU Law. The Headlines Hired It Anyway, and the Canadians Keep Trying to Give It BackSeptember 17, 2026
- The EPA Power Plant Repeal Is Now Official — and Its Own Title Says "Partial"September 17, 2026
- The FEC Has No Quorum for the Midterms. The Hearing That Could Restore It Was Never ScheduledSeptember 17, 2026
- 220-204, and One Article That Cannot Agree With Itself About the DeadSeptember 17, 2026
- The Clarity Act Stalled 49-50, and the Corpus Cannot Agree Who the Fourth Republican WasSeptember 16, 2026
- "7-2," "6-1-2," or Nothing at All: How the Press Counted a Supreme Court Order That Published No CountSeptember 16, 2026
- The Court Blocks Trump's Mail-Ballot Rule, Trump Attacks His Own Appointees, and the Spectrum Splits Over "Safeguards" vs "Restrictions"September 16, 2026
- A Putin-Linked Oligarch Paid Hundreds of Thousands for Trump Jr.'s Wedding Parties; a House Democrat Sent Letters, and Seventeen Newsrooms Split on What to Call BothSeptember 16, 2026
- A Third Closure Vote Since February, Less Than an Hour After a Name Ruling, and No Agreed End DateSeptember 15, 2026
- Eight Impeachment Articles Reach the House Floor, and a Two-Day Clock StartsSeptember 15, 2026
- Democrats Are Planning Trump Investigations, and the Outlets Agree on the Plan and Fight Over the Word for ItSeptember 15, 2026
- Newsom Says He Won't Run If Harris Does — and the Spectrum Splits on "Won't" and "Wouldn't"September 15, 2026
- One Senator Walked — Was Wheeled — Back In Monday Night; One Ledger Says He Never CameSeptember 14, 2026
- Schumer Asks for a Classified Briefing on AI — and the Corpus Spends the Day Deciding What to Call HimSeptember 14, 2026
- Senate Control Is a Toss-Up, a Coin Flip, Wide Open, and Within Striking Distance — Depending on the DeskSeptember 14, 2026
- Who Floated Canada's "Associate Member"? Carney, the EU, and a Denial That Skips the TitleSeptember 14, 2026
- Bessent Told the Bond Market to Bet Against Him. It Did — and Every Desk Files a Different Scorecard.September 13, 2026
- A Kentucky congressman relays McConnell's staff goal of a September 14 return; McConnell's own office offers a phrase instead of a date.September 12, 2026
- Trump's June Filing Lists 1,109 May Trades, 164 Flagged as Notified Late, Bonds From New York City, Philadelphia and Cuyahoga County, and a Treasury Fund Sold the Day a Foreign-Treasury Fund Was Bought; Six Newsrooms Covered His Other Filings, and None Covered This OneSeptember 12, 2026
- A Hot August CPI Sends the Odds of a September Fed Hike Past Four in Five — and Twelve Desks Print Seven Different Numbers for the Same Dial, Then Split on Whether Any of Them Means "Guaranteed"September 12, 2026
- "It Offends Me That He's Coming": Giuliani's Mamdani Line Ran in Four Newsrooms — the Total Drift Is One CommaSeptember 12, 2026
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