Isa Soares is joined by Larry Sabato, Director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia, to unpack the House ...

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A Minnesota state representative and her husband were killed over the weekend. What’s driving the increase in American political violence?

American politics had become a battle, which became a war. The real enemy, consultants and campaigns told us, was the guy on the other side of the ticket and the other side of the aisle.

As we prepare to note the 249th anniversary of our country, getting ready for the great celebration next year of America's ...