Stop believing what you see on television and social media and start paying attention to local government and the U.S. Constitution
In 1972, he was a wounded, disillusioned political observer who turned a beating in Chicago into a potent source of rage at the machine
Timothy Crouse’s brilliant book about the servile self-importance of political reporters, ‘The Boys on the Bus,’ describes a disease that now infects the entire country
Thirty-five years after the Cold War fizzled, America’s most entertaining and iconoclastic writer about culture and politics remains too hot to handle
The Indonesian art of shadow puppetry sheds light on our new political reality
My sister’s relationship with Barack Obama was a harbinger of an America in which race would no longer be a determining characteristic. Kamala Harris and her supporters now say that’s impossible.
Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ is a good movie with very stupid politics
Will America revert to lockdowns and panic again? Watch the debate taking place now.
The United Auto Workers are winning the battle, but have they already lost the war?
Progressive Jews are on the rise and they are not liberals
How partisan lawfare threatens democracy
As armed conflicts cover the globe, the United States struggles to gear up
How we lost our faith in the future and how to get it back
If the story of one of the largest security breaches in U.S. history sounds too good to be true, maybe that’s because it is?
American factories might come back but the middle class won’t follow
The new global conflict with Russia and China is playing out like a game of 3D chess, with the U.S. up in some areas but losing in others
Asian Americans are becoming more liberal as they enter the elite, while downwardly mobile Jews are moving to the right
Despite similar backgrounds, the fates of Asian and Jewish Americans are now diverging