TNR Editor: Trump 'Turned the GOP Into the Party of Eugenics,' Which It Always Was
The New Republic offers an excellent example for progressives who want to discredit criticism of the president.
The New Republic offers an excellent example for progressives who want to discredit criticism of the president.
Democrats say Flynn resignation just the beginning.
The president's adviser says massive voting fraud by buses full of Massachusetts residents is "widely known."
Trump haters rush to buy the famous dystopian novel.
Hmm. I wonder what other comparisons might one make?
Is it time to dust off the word fascist to describe Donald Trump?
Trump's unusual fusionism puts anti-WTO libertarians on the spot.
Another update on the 'settled science' of climate change
Even if pollsters have whiffed on a bunch of recent elections
Trump is not presidential, competent or ideologically (or otherwise) coherent most of the time. The alternative doesn't sound that great, either.
Nobody should be surprised that the folks bent out of shape by Barack Obama's and George Bush's imperial overreach are taking Donald Trump to the woodshed.
A federal appeals court in Atlanta upheld last year's ruling that Georgia ballot access laws violated the Constitution.
Federal Election Commission ordered by judge to give more serious considerations to arguments about the Commission on Presidential Debates' partisanship and criteria for admitting third party candidates.
Constantly looking for people to punish doesn't square with a commitment to liberty.
How long can anger over Trump's election sustain activism?
Energy taxes are obvious to voters, while the effects of energy efficiency standards are sneakier
Trump voters overwhelmingly believe crime is getting worse, even though it's far better than it used to be. The president is only feeding that misconception.
Populism is a result of government's separation from its citizens over decades.
Journalists struggle to distinguish between deceit and delusion.
A defector to the South thinks Kim Jong-un's days are numbered.
University of Kansas School of Social Welfare possibly behind effort to censor speech
Brooks thinks "most of the time change happens through political parties." He's wrong.
One dissenting justice on Ohio Supreme Court says that the group of people who got Johnson on the ballot deserve ballot status even if their candidate appeared as an "independent."
Thanks for helping make the case for school choice, Marc Levine!
500,000 people turned out because they see Donald Trump as a threat to social progress.
Talking about racism won't end these problems
Trump and his cabinet know what scares you.
The new president has repeatedly vowed to make America less open, less free, and more burdened by an expansive federal government.
Donald Trump's memoirs and political tomes provide a glimpse into his arrogant, paranoid, status-obsessed history and personality.
Few institutions have hurt minorities more than public schools.
He enters the presidency with extraordinarily low approval numbers.
Lessons for the debate over Trump and Russia
Conservatives want to legislate free speech in higher education, too.
If a foreign nation's intervention into elections is a crime, America has a LOT of explaining to do.
Federal judge: The FEC isn't considering the L.P.'s arguments that the Commission is unfairly partisan and using illegitimate criteria to exclude third parties.
The special election to fill the seat of Rep. Tom Price.
The declassified CIA report comes up short.
The Washington conflict-of-interest game has become a gotcha charade.
Don't scapegoat the right for this. You can spread the blame a lot more widely than that.
What happens when you add free whiskey to a discussion about the intel community's weak Russia-hacking report?
Few expressed a sense of apocalyptic dread on par with the media.
The author of We Need to Talk About Kevin and The Mandibles pulls no punches when it comes to race, sex, or economics.
District Judge Beryl Howell thinks the L.P.'s claim that the restrictions are "content based" and possibly illegitimate at least deserve day in court.
Coverage of third-party candidates presented as attempt to discredit American democracy.