The government does not exclusively kill people who are on death row. It condemns many to die by drone strike.
While punishing insurrection, Americans should guard against the unjust and the counterproductive.
Many on the right still won’t acknowledge that Trump egged on his most deluded and dangerous supporters.
A lame duck’s deadly last hurrah
No one will miss 2020.
An interview with the infectious-disease expert and community health provider Lisa Fitzpatrick
He is the latest high-profile writer to abandon traditional media.
Tens of thousands may die between now and President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration.
A majority voted against repealing the state’s ban on affirmative action.
Instead of focusing solely on how the candidates would behave in the Oval Office, consider how each man is likely to inspire others to behave.
A Silicon Valley controversy raises questions about the role of activism in the workplace.
Don’t let him answer another call.
Why the left and the right are exaggerating the racism of the Ivy League institution.
Colleges are torn apart when faculty are punished and publicly vilified for accidentally giving offense.
Police reform can be achieved through the electoral process.
The history professor Johann N. Neem, an immigrant from India, feels as though he is losing his country.
What a viral story reveals about contemporary leftist discourse
Some of the signers of a controversial open letter don’t stand behind its most alarming demand.
Forging a right-left coalition may be the only way to end the drug war.
Steven Pinker will be fine, but a letter from his critics signals less powerful scholars that certain opinions, publicly stated, could result in professional sanction.