Prospect

Today on TAP: Is the explicit branding of Trump as a fascist the right closing note for the Harris campaign’s final ten days?

Dan Osborn is forging a new path through red states with anti-corporate populism and working-class identity politics.

In Maryland’s U.S. Senate race, Alsobrooks faces a well-known former governor and constant attacks, but her lead is growing.

Until 2017, presidents hiring close family members as staff was illegal.

Today on TAP: The need to preserve our democracy is objectively urgent, but economic populism is the message that works.

Four and eight years ago, there was a major Republican get-out-the-vote effort. This time is different.

A ballot initiative funded by a millionaire transplant threatens the success of the state’s signature cap-and-invest program.

A closing act that battles for the middle class again can change the race.

Today on TAP: Some congressional races you might want to know about

Democrats performed badly north of New York City in critical House races. Can they do better this year?

It’s part of a Vietnamese-language red-baiting campaign by Rep. Michelle Steel, who faces a stiff challenge in California’s 45th Congressional District against veteran and pharmacy owner Derek Tran.

Norms are made to be broken in a time of emergency; so too for the idea that science must float above politics.

Today on TAP: The CFPB initiates a new ‘open banking’ rule that will make it less of a hassle to switch financial institutions.

The second-largest reservoir in the United States is drying up. What to do?

Sue Altman, former head of the state Working Families Party, is neck and neck in a suburban swing seat. Democratic campaign organizations had resisted giving ad support—until today.

Dirt farmer Jon Tester is the last statewide Democrat. Practically all the Republican officeholders are out-of-state millionaires. What gives?

Why are so many Silicon Valley billionaires supporting Donald Trump?

Tom Tomorrow brings you This Modern World

Today on TAP: Can she restore anything like the excitement of the campaign’s early days when Harris replaced Biden as the Democratic candidate? Can she win without it?

In the swing state of Nevada, the Harris campaign needs the Vegas hotel union’s ‘army’ to overcome Donald Trump.