It’s not environmentalists—it’s the nuclear-power industry itself.
The former president and his allies have explained their plans quite clearly.
Let the states sort it out.
The 45th president profoundly altered our system of government.
Three ways the outgoing president’s postelection fight changed the political landscape
A vice-presidential pick who could show that Joe Biden is serious about winning, and then governing
Wallace never won the presidency, but the base he mobilized has found a home in today’s Republican Party.
The major American parties have ceded unprecedented power to primary voters. It’s a radical experiment—and it’s failing.
Instantaneous communication can be destructive. We need to tweak our digital platforms to make time for extra eyes, cooler heads, and second thoughts.
Highly partisan redistricting is a scourge, but the solutions involve political judgments that no court should make.
Even robots are trying to hold Donald Trump accountable.
The case for a new term that describes all sexual minorities
A very short book excerpt
If conservatives want to save the GOP from itself, they need to vote mindlessly and mechanically against its nominees.
How a new kind of labor organization could address the grievances underlying populist anger
He may well try to govern as an authoritarian. Whether he succeeds depends less on what he does than on how civil society responds.
The outgoing president has resolved old problems and avoided new ones.
It happened gradually—and until the U.S. figures out how to treat the problem, it will only get worse.
Why Americans tend more and more to want inexperienced presidential candidates
The Confederate flag has been taken down at South Carolina’s Capitol. Why not get J. Edgar Hoover’s name off the Bureau’s headquarters?