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Governors Spencer Cox (R-UT) and Wes Moore (D-MD) urge Americans to "disagree better" | Screenshot: National Governors Association YouTube, edited by Russell Nystrom

Decency is about to make a comeback.

Our politics are ready for a change.
Decency
Demonstrators hold letters spelling out "Born in the USA = citizen!" in front of the Supreme Court during oral arguments on President Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship

The birthright citizenship case before SCOTUS.

Plus, did National Guard deployments reduce crime?
Supreme Court
A poll worker locks the ballot box for the night in Levittown, Pennsylvania on October 24, 2022 | REUTERS/Hannah Beier, edited by Russell Nystrom

Mail-in voting before SCOTUS.

Could the case disrupt the midterms?
Supreme Court
Long security lines form at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on March 28, 2026 | Photo by Andrew Leyden/NurPhoto, edited by Russell Nystrom

The DHS shutdown continues.

Plus, can the president fire the vice president?
DHS shutdown
(from left) Secretary of State Marco Rubio, President Donald Trump, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth at the White House | Sipa USA via Reuters Connect, edited by Russell Nystrom

Trump weighs ground operations in Iran.

One month in, the war could soon escalate.
War with Iran
The Tangle team in Vermont last October (minus Kmele, and a few part-time employees!)

I’m giving my team the week off.

And you should join us.
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The Sunday — March 22

This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading. What the left is doodling. What the right is doodling. We’ll see you next week! We are heading to our annual Spring Break for the next
The Sunday
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It's time for some change.

We're announcing new commenting and editorial policies.
Tangle editorial policy
Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) walks to the Senate floor in the U.S. Capitol

The SAVE America Act before the Senate.

Plus, when do we measure oil in barrels or gallons?
SAVE America act
A woman sells coffee from the window of her home during a mass blackout in Havana, Cuba

Cuba on the brink.

A nationwide blackout sparked rare violent protests.
Cuba
Container ships sail past the Statue of Liberty as they enter the Port of New Jersey.

What's next for tariff refunds?

Plus, should an Uvalde police officer have been acquitted?
Tariffs
A suspect is arrested after throwing an alleged explosive device outside Gracie Mansion, the New York City mayoral residence

The attacks in Michigan, Virginia, New York, and Texas.

Plus, why are Afghanistan and Pakistan at war?
Terrorism