By the time the votes are counted tonight, American Jews will already have lost

A memo to current and aspiring Republican Party leaders

A memo to current and aspiring Democratic Party leaders

What has led so many Trump supporters to believe that the 2020 election was fraudulent and, more generally, to lose faith and trust in most U.S. institutions of authority.

A man’s life flashes before our eyes, in the blink of yet another election

The real divide isn’t between red states and blue states or cities and rural areas. It’s between mega-rich political donors and everyone else.

The Staten Island congressman faces a tough reelection battle and a reckoning with policies that might be pursued by Democrats after a Biden victory

Jews running for Congress this fall who are worth keeping an eye on, whether or not you’re Jewish

The Democratic Party establishment is faced with a choice of nominating a socialist for president or sending their young shock troops out into the netherworld of third-party politics

We Want Our Tsumommy!

Jeff Beals, a former Iraq-war diplomat, wants to represent New York’s bellwether 19th congressional district in the Catskills, which, like America, is split between coastal liberals and rural conservatives. First he has to get through a crowded Democratic primary later this month.

Why is the anti-Semitic alt-right OK with Trump’s Jewish family? The answer explains part of the movement’s success.

Accusations, rumors, and counter-accusations swirl around Robert Mugabe’s 2013 presidential victory

No longer at home in either the Democratic or Republican parties, it’s time to acknowledge the end of an era

The victory by Hofer—the affable face Austria’s far-right FPÖ Party who ran on an anti-immigration platform—could be a sign of things to come