Why Extremes Dominate Headlines but Not Voters
Extremes dominate headlines because social media platforms and national news outlets are algorithmically optimized to amplify sensational content, but...
Steve Levine
Steve Levine is the editor of donaldtrumpclassaction.com. He builds consumer-facing resources on class action lawsuits and settlements, including OpenClassActions.com, which has been cited by Krebs on Security and Food & Wine. Coverage here works from primary sources — court dockets, Federal Register entries and official agency statements.
Can Moderates Make a Comeback?
Yes, moderates can make a comeback—but the path forward reveals a complicated paradox at the heart of American politics.
Why Independents May Rule the Next Election
Independents may rule the next election because they now represent 45 percent of all Americans—the highest percentage since Gallup began tracking in...
Could RFK Jr. Start a Realignment?
Yes, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could potentially catalyze a political realignment, but his actual impact would depend heavily on where he positions himself...
Is a Third Party Finally Possible in 2028?
A third-party candidate becoming competitive in the 2028 presidential election is technically possible but faces formidable structural barriers that make...
Why More Americans Feel Politically Homeless
Americans are increasingly describing themselves as politically homeless—caught between two major parties that no longer feel like home.
Can Trust in Institutions Be Rebuilt?
Yes, trust in institutions can be rebuilt, but it requires sustained commitment to transparency, accountability, and demonstrable change over years—not...
Why Conspiracy Politics Keeps Growing
Conspiracy politics grows because it offers simple explanations for complex problems when people have lost faith in traditional institutions.
Is Truth Dead in the Social Media Era?
Truth isn't dead in the social media era, but it's severely wounded by velocity, algorithms, and financial incentives that reward engagement over accuracy.
Why Deepfakes Could Break Future Elections
Deepfakes could break future elections by corroding the fundamental mechanism of democratic governance: voter trust in what they see and hear from...