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13 votes
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FiveThirtyEight 2020 election forecast
29 votes -
The unraveling of America
10 votes -
Democracy maybe?
4 votes -
Many Americans are convinced crime is rising in the US. Even if they're wrong, their fear is making everyone else less safe
16 votes -
Alex Jones tells his listeners to get ready to die in fight against the New World Order
21 votes -
Biden goes big without sounding like it
20 votes -
With Obama saying "the filibuster is a 'Jim Crow relic' ”, it’s looking more and more like Democrats will abolish the filibuster if they win back the Senate
21 votes -
There have been thirty-eight statewide elections during the pandemic. Here's how they went
5 votes -
Germany has woken up to a problem of far-right extremism in its elite special forces. But the threat of neo-Nazi infiltration of state institutions is much broader
12 votes -
Explaining the urban-rural political divide: Why do Democrats so often concentrate in cities?
6 votes -
What can we do to support voter turnout in the US elections this fall?
There is an important election in the United States this fall, and we've all heard a lot of concern expressed about efforts to suppress the vote. Under the shadow of all the other issues we're...
There is an important election in the United States this fall, and we've all heard a lot of concern expressed about efforts to suppress the vote. Under the shadow of all the other issues we're currently facing as a society, I know a lot of people who are asking "what concrete actions can I take to make a difference?" It seems like helping to get out the vote is one very important action.
So here's a question to the Tildes community: what suggestions do you have about how we (as individuals) can help get out the vote this fall? Big or small, donating money or doing physical work -- what can we do?
15 votes -
Ultimate immunity
3 votes -
Trump is putting on a show in Portland; The president is deploying the kind of performative authoritarianism that Vladimir Putin pioneered
13 votes -
KnowYourVote - An aggregated source for info about US candidates
4 votes -
Interview with Thomas Chatterton Williams on race, identity, and "cancel culture"
5 votes -
The United States needs a third Reconstruction; whatever its shape, the era ahead must rekindle the aspiration of a nation molded in the ideal of perfect equality that we have always seeked
21 votes -
The alt-right playbook: Always a bigger fish
10 votes -
Throw the bums out: The USA is in the midst of a world-historic failure of governance. Why isn’t anyone in charge acting like they are responsible for it?
23 votes -
Why it could actually be Trump that has an enthusiasm problem, not Biden
14 votes -
Defund the police? Defund the military
5 votes -
Chinese police are making threatening video calls to dissidents abroad, telling them not to criticise Xi Jinping
30 votes -
The second defeat of Bernie Sanders
16 votes -
Why Ethiopia has unusual potential to be a local power
7 votes -
In 2008, everyone thought the recession was bad. But in 2020, many Americans’ views depend on their party
6 votes -
The time Bernie Sanders almost ran against Barack Obama, explained
5 votes -
2020 US presidential election simulator
9 votes -
The White left needs to embrace Black leadership
7 votes -
The Trump 2020 campaign has made a T-shirt that has drawn some condemnation for looking surprisingly similar to the NSDAP logo
6 votes -
The Republican choice: How the GOP chose to spend five decades making itself the white voter's party
21 votes -
Beyond ‘white fragility’
7 votes -
Actually, can we tell which US states will be swing states in the election?
13 votes -
Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, voter registration is way, way down
6 votes -
Today’s elections in Kentucky and New York are high-stakes for the progressive movement
4 votes -
Pew Research Center's political typology series
1999 edition 2005 edition 2011 edition 2014 edition 2017 edition (Interactive version) It's really interesting and pretty useful to know how the 2 US parties are split and which voting blocks have...
2017 edition (Interactive version)
It's really interesting and pretty useful to know how the 2 US parties are split and which voting blocks have dissappeared and emerged over time and some blocks don't really fit all too well in the 2 parties (most notably the religious left). This also serves as a kind of model for what a multiparty US might look like.
6 votes -
What we know about Joe Biden’s possible Vice Presidential picks
9 votes -
Trump’s latest firing seems to have violated four democratic values
17 votes -
The obscure US Supreme Court case that could be used by the Republican Party to gut the First Amendment
8 votes -
How to reform the police
4 votes -
Slightly skew systems of government
6 votes -
Will the revolution be funded?
12 votes -
How Trump corrupts everyone around him; For most of Trump’s aides, the only good move is not to play
6 votes -
Meet the Romney-Gary Johnson-Bloomberg voter who’s embracing Black Lives Matter
5 votes -
Why political correctness gets more extreme
4 votes -
Australian actor Meyne Wyatt supports Black Lives Matter with powerful monologue on racism on Q+A
11 votes -
Black Lives Matter mass movement spreads internationally: US ruling class on the defensive
14 votes -
How Hong Kong caught fire: The story of a radical uprising
4 votes -
A bitter election, accusations of fraud, and now second thoughts
7 votes -
How do we change America?
10 votes -
The guardrails are off the US Military: It’s no longer guaranteed that the Pentagon will resist unlawful orders from the President. And the rot is deeper than you think
20 votes