
The Decision That Could Doom Democrats for a Decade
They predicted that nonpartisan redistricting commissions would make elections more fair, but Republicans might reap the benefits.
They predicted that nonpartisan redistricting commissions would make elections more fair, but Republicans might reap the benefits.
Even the president’s closest allies are alarmed that he’s not making voting rights a front-and-center issue.
Even when the president’s party passes historic legislation, voters don’t seem to care.
The Babylon Bee, an online satire publication, has become a popular destination for Christians disaffected with megachurch culture and right-wingers who crave clever commentary about the hypocritical left.
Even in states with the strictest abortion laws, pregnant people have a safe, inexpensive option to terminate their pregnancies. But few know about it.
By fleeing to the political extremes, a co-equal House of Congress is abdicating its lawmaking power.
Each year, top universities shower resources on a privileged few. Christopher Eisgruber, the president of Princeton, defends elite education.
For years, women have had to control their voice, posture, and demeanor in the workplace. With Slack, we don’t have to worry about any of that.
How the president’s party can avoid a midterm blowout
Scientists can’t agree on the benefits of boosters for young people. But economically, psychologically, and politically, boosters can do a lot.
Constitutional scholars are already worrying about another January 6 crisis, and they warn that the next election might be harder to save.
We don’t often talk about how a paper’s collapse makes people feel: less connected, more alone.
Social Security rewards long careers and high pay, all but guaranteeing that parents who focus on child-rearing receive the smallest payouts. My mom is one such parent.
A faction of the right believes America has been riven into two countries. The Claremont Institute is building the intellectual architecture for whatever comes next.
Joe Biden’s economic plan is stalled in Congress because the warring wings of his party aren’t yet desperate enough to compromise. They could be soon.
The Florida senator isn’t convinced that the current administration is doing better than the last.
The former secretary of state worries that the conspiracies of the ’90s have brought us to the brink.
An antiquated rule keeps standing in the way of Joe Biden’s agenda.
Why a senator from the GOP heartland thinks today’s Trump-obsessed politics won’t stick around
The president’s legacy—and the outcome of the next two elections—hangs in the balance.