Tom Rogers

At this precarious moment, the Teamsters have decided to push for pay increases. The demands are too aggressive, and Biden needs to step in and make that clear.

The Democrats shouldn't replace President Biden; they should replace Vice President Kamala Harris, who is even more unpopular.

The decision by several car manufacturers to remove AM radio from their new vehicles united Left and Right.

Fusion parties can be a catalyst for winning over centrists and coalition building, helping to drive compromise and heal our hyper-partisan body politic.

Yes, mentally ill people can commit some awful gun crimes—but it is politicians who protect embryos but not our kids who are truly sick.

Is Joe Biden unelectable?

DeSantis may believe he can win the presidency by showing he will stand up to "the woke," but he better wake up and realize who will decide this election.

Who would ever have imagined a Republican Party allowing the one branch of government it controls to be branded by the likes of George Santos?

In overturning Roe v. Wade, conservatives created an election issue which had an awful lot to do with Democrats achieving excellent results in the 2022 midterms

Not only is control of Congress at stake now, but there are some vital contests that actually bear directly on the 2024 presidential race that are at stake as well.

In swing districts in swing states, if independent women can be motivated to vote, it could well decide whether Democrats can keep their Senate majority, and even hold on to the House of Representatives.

Thwart the impending decision in Moore v. Harper by flipping more state legislatures.

Red represents the embarrassment Republicans should feel for their hypocrisy in actually being unabashed partisans for socialist redistribution.

There are a lot of voices that need to be a lot louder on countering the dark forces of the Big Lie.

We must keep our Republic and protect it against the poison of authoritarians who have already put in place a complete state law apparatus of election theft.

Americans are simply not taking advantage of a way the marketplace is already providing access to enormous discounts to most drugs.

A presidential commission is needed now, not later.

Where CEOs can be enormously helpful in counteracting both Republican legislative actions, as well as the stalemate in Congress, is by taking a lesson from what we learned about remote work during the pandemic.

Corporate America is going to have to come to terms with the fact that, at least for the short-term, large corporations are going to need to tacitly support the Democratic Party in order to help defeat a Republican Party apparatus that is bent on continuing to push an election narrative falsehood.

Voting rights must be prioritized near-term over any attempt to try to push through an expansion of the Supreme Court, and Democrats should not get caught up in diverting their energies toward the Court issue.

Justice Department actions serving Donald Trump's personal interests cannot be allowed to stand.

Both the rioter camp and the Redditor camp believed in false narratives.

How the last days of Trump's presidency is handled relative to Trump being removed from office or not is one thing, but he must be removed from the political stage permanently.

There are three relatively easy reforms that would go a long way toward protecting against a future presidential candidate attempting an end run around a legitimate Electoral College vote.

It is Donald Trump and Republicans who have broken norms and packed the court with right-wing justices. Joe Biden would be unpacking it.

Newsweek columnists and guests weigh in on the best strategies for both candidates.

Letting President Donald Trump do the talking is working wonders for Biden now. But eventually, he'll have to speak up—and that could be a problem.

Although it's embracing federal action to rescue the economy, the administration is asking states to take the lead on the health crisis. There is only one explanation.

Americans were furious to learn that Wall Street corporate executives had profited off the 2008 banks bailout. That can't happen again.

After all, film is supposed to reflect the cultural themes of its time.