Gabrielle Gurley

Republicans in two states failed to twist the ballot initiative process to their ends. But the fight is far from over.

The new Canadian prime minister, a former international banker, can handle a crisis, but he’ll have to cope with the ups and downs of retail politics on the campaign trail.

Some state and local leaders are trying to recruit suddenly jobless U.S. government employees.

As state leaders gathered for their annual meeting in Washington, few understood the real reasons for ramping up a North American trade war.

With New York’s shield laws under attack in Texas and Louisiana, a new assault on abortion rights is imminent.

With elections upcoming, the Conservatives had started measuring the drapes, but didn’t anticipate America’s new president shattering their country’s politics.

With Medicaid at risk, state officials could help put the brakes on DOGE and the chaos generated in Washington, but only with some decisive pushback.

Glam doesn’t vote. If Democrats must have star power, they should figure out better ways to hitch their stars to campaigns and candidates.

Michigan and Ontario will be on the front lines of serious economic disruptions if and when the Trump tariffs finally materialize.

Young people are leaving the state, and climate change’s impacts on the cost of living are contributing factors.