How Trump Can Actually Believe We’re in a Golden Age

Will Lawrence Is Upending Conventional Wisdom on How to Win Congressional Districts

In a Michigan swing seat, a grassroots organizer is taking on data center developers and warmongers, with a populist message he thinks can win over voters.

Public-Health Officials Cross Their Fingers During World Cup

Despite a challenging nationwide climate for disease prevention and control, officials in Texas are stepping up their efforts at the 2026 World Cup.

The Assault on Congress’s Anti-Monopoly Solution

By letting presidents fire independent agency commissioners at will, the Supreme Court broke a deliberate diffusion of power that is as old as the Constitution itself.

The Court Equivocates on Whom to Deport

Birthright citizenship appears to be OK, but refugees from ‘shithole countries’ gotta go.

Hillary Clinton and Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza

Why would the former Democratic presidential nominee endorse one of Trump’s more grotesque ventures?