
Is Larry Hogan Living in a Fantasy World?
The Maryland governor is on a crusade to bring back Reaganism when his party’s embrace of Trumpism has never looked stronger.
The Maryland governor is on a crusade to bring back Reaganism when his party’s embrace of Trumpism has never looked stronger.
Kristina Karamo was an unknown poll worker who claimed the 2020 election was fraudulent. Now she’s the Republican candidate for secretary of state.
Senator Elizabeth Warren on why she believes that student debt should be canceled, and how to prevent a debt situation like this from happening again
The movement no longer depends on Trump himself.
And what that reveals about attitudes toward Afghan refugees
Demonstrators have largely given up on changing the Supreme Court justices’ minds. But they’re still showing up.
Biden’s agenda is stuck. His party hasn’t figured out how to replace it.
What could Justice Samuel Alito’s draft opinion mean around the country? Three Atlantic writers weigh in.
How did it come to this?
The most powerful Republicans in West Virginia are backing a local favorite seeking reelection to Congress. But the former president’s wrath could sink him.
As abortion rights are rolled back in certain states, the gap between the country’s two dominant political coalitions will widen.
If Roe v. Wade is overturned, 22 states have abortion bans that would quickly become law. Many of those bans contain no exemptions for rape or incest.
Understanding when to abandon beliefs and when to recommit to them can help us ride out this pandemic and prepare for the next one.
Tim Ryan might be a dream Democratic candidate in Ohio. But he will need a lot of luck.
Criminal-justice reform takes time, but voters might be running out of patience.
What happens when schools are no longer the central business of school boards?
His record is clear. Some nervy Republican challenger should say so.
Why a GOP takeover in this fall’s midterms is not quite a sure thing
If Congress won’t approve more COVID funding, should the president go it alone?
Some pundits say that talking with little kids about sex and gender primes them to be taken advantage of. Sex-ed researchers say that the opposite is true.