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- Why a Progressive Abdul El-Sayed Can Win Michigan's U.S. Senate Race — Michigan has always been a political weather vane. Before the rest of America feels the wind, Michigan usually hears it first.
- Is Speaker Mike Johnson Losing Control of the House? Recent Votes Reveal Growing Republican Divisions — Washington is sending a message—and it isn't a quiet one.
- Politricks Endorses Dave Chappelle for President — For years, America has elected politicians who promised hope, delivered excuses, and blamed the other party when nothing changed.
- No Deal Is a Deal? The Iran Narrative Isn't Adding Up — There is a difference between diplomacy, political messaging, and reality.
- America Is Paying the Price for Trump's "Little War" — What started as another bold, chest-thumping foreign policy move from Donald Trump is now hitting Americans where it hurts the most — their wallets, their security, and their patience.
- Opinion | The "Peace President" and the War That Wasn't Supposed to Happen — For a leader who branded himself as the "Peace President," the current situation feels less like strategy and more like improvisation at the highest level. Americans were promised restraint, deal-maki
- Ceasefire… Or Just a Word? Israel Moves Forward Anyway — In the world of international politics, the word "ceasefire" is supposed to mean something. It's meant to signal a pause, a moment to breathe, a chance to de-escalate before things spiral further out
- Who Won the Negotiations? Back to Square One — With Permission Required — After weeks of escalating threats, shifting deadlines, and "final warnings," the dust has settled — and somehow, we're right back where we started. Except now, there's a twist:
- Another Deadline: How Many "Final Warnings" Are There? — President Donald Trump has once again drawn a line in the sand with Iran — this time calling it "final." But if you've been watching closely, you've heard that before.
- Who Is Trump Negotiating With in Iran? Tehran Says: No One — As tensions between the United States and Iran continue to rise, a new layer of confusion has entered the conversation — one that cuts straight to credibility, transparency, and trust.