Early exit polls indicate that Democratic attitudes toward this summer’s civil unrest may have been costly

Angered by Cuomo and de Blasio, powerful Orthodox and Hasidic communities break ranks with the Democrats and challenge NYC’s political math

The experience of voting on Election Day felt like part of an ongoing national crackup that isn’t close to over

Lessons to be learned from the diverging political paths of Asian and Hispanic Americans

Does California still have space for dreamers and freaks?

The view from the vice presidential debate

Rather than engage in the pressing matters of everyday Americans, Tuesday’s spectacle was part of the toxic sludge of infotainment being fed to us through screens

The view from the debate

Biden must show he can stand up to the toxic wokeness that dominates elite institutions—including a significant segment of his own party—in order to unite the country

Rolling commentary on the Republican National Convention, as it happens

Tablet staff and contributors’ rolling commentary on the Democratic National Convention, as it happens

Why Joe Biden is the perfect candidate to withstand mad Trumpian conspiracies

The real candidate running under the ‘Joe Biden’ label is his former boss, which is why none of Biden’s public stands and votes matters

Was Bernie Sanders America’s Corbyn? How labor, socialism, and wokeness splintered into entirely different movements and exploded a traditional left coalition.

On the campaign trail in Michigan