Let’s stop pretending that pandemic rules that made sense in April 2020 still make sense a year later.
Some believed the pandemic would expose the irrationality of the Western economic system. They were wrong.
A new report reveals that democratic governments are in retreat around the globe.
Any attempt to usher Trump out of the White House before January 20 is likely to fail, or backfire.
A double victory in Georgia could create serious difficulties for Democrats—and might even make it less likely for Biden to win reelection.
Americans will soon grow tired of the president, despite his efforts to stay in the limelight.
Stopping the virus from spreading requires us to override our basic intuitions.
Voters stopped an authoritarian populist from destroying the country’s democratic institutions.
If you hate wokeness, you should vote for Joe Biden.
Populists in power tend to stay in power.
Whether Biden or Trump emerges as the winner, millions of Americans will likely believe that their candidate was robbed.
Far from being a source of weakness, the fact that Biden honed his political instincts decades ago is a source of electoral strength.
I can go just about anywhere with my German passport. But almost no one wants to let in Americans these days.
Reopening universities will accomplish little and endanger many.
Even if some Americans opt out, the country will still reach herd immunity against COVID-19.
America needs a reckoning over racism. Punishing people who did not do anything wrong harms that important cause.
Americans are pretending that the pandemic is over. It certainly is not.
The human desire to socialize will survive the pandemic.
We need to start preparing for a darker reality.
While the president may not be using the coronavirus to consolidate power, Americans should still be worried about the threat he poses to democracy.