The Charlie Kirk assassination shows why political assassination is penalized differently than typical murders.

Thomas Chatterton Williams's Summer of Our Discontent asks a fair question: Why do the left's excesses offend voters more ...

Restricting vote-by-mail, as Trump wants, could disenfranchise millions of voters, explains pioneer of the practice Phil Keisling.

Before the era of “hot takes,” silos, steep budget cuts, and charges of “fake news,” the mainstream press had strengths that ...

For the first time in its history, NATO engaged a Russian incursion into allied airspace. Trump shrugged. What happens next?

Contributing Editor James Fallows shares what life is really like in Washington D.C. under military occupation.

Dr. Roger Mitchell leads the nation’s largest organization representing Black doctors and their patients and is determined to ...

Trump’s industrial policy includes equity stakes, profit-sharing, and golden shares in major corporations. The outcome could ...

As a government shutdown nears, Democrats’ vague strategy risks enabling Trump and GOP tactics that undermine the budget process.

The Supreme Court’s conservative majority has allowed Trump’s Los Angeles ICE raids to proceed, upholding racial profiling practices.

Democrats shouldn't abet Republicans by supporting their spending bills. Nor should they own a government shutdown, as Klein argues.

What the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” means for student loans: Medical students and many middle-class parents could be in for ...