Despite America’s deep division, there was an oddly Y2K feel about Election Day, as all the dire predictions about what could possibly go wrong ... didn’t.

What to expect from The Inquirer while you’re expecting a president.

Between Justice Barrett's preening with Trump and a dreadful voting rights decision, SCOTUS nears a new low. How to save it in 2021, beyond?

Plus, senseless Philly police killing of Walter Wallace Jr. shows America has learned nothing.

What does justice look like in post-Trump America?

Massive lines for early voting across America reveal an insane level of voter suppression -- but also the determination of everyday citizens to beat it.

The Philly guy behind America's voting war.

As new evidence shows voter suppression played a key role in electing Trump president, the GOP is doubling down for 2020.

How Tuesdays with Toomey showed a ‘lost cause’ really is worth fighting for. Plus: Trump's Mussolini moment.

Amid all the shouting and interruptions, a crude president unveiled a clear blueprint for voter intimidation and upending the November election.

50 years ago, Philly ‘attytood’ tore up a ballpark

The Democrats' virus-driven avoidance of rallies, door-knocking and in-person voting is right for health but may hamper efforts to oust Trump.

Trump’s $5 billion slush fund idea borrows from a Chinese dictator and a South Philly felon