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A close-up of Kyrsten Sinema

Wait—Is Kyrsten Sinema About to Do Something Good?

A close-up of Kyrsten Sinema

Wait—Is Kyrsten Sinema About to Do Something Good?

Is Biden’s Favorite Phrase a Sign of Urgency or Desperation?

Is Biden’s Favorite Phrase a Sign of Urgency or Desperation?

The Media Is Getting the Arizona “Audit” Story Wrong

Reporting that the zany Maricopa County recount “confirmed” Biden’s win lends legitimacy to the effort to suppress the vote.

It’s Not My Fault That People Don’t Like the Supreme Court Anymore

It’s Not My Fault That People Don’t Like the Supreme Court Anymore

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi walks through the U.S. Capitol, thronged by aides and reporters.

The Democrats Can Raise the Debt Ceiling on Their Own

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi walks through the U.S. Capitol, thronged by aides and reporters.

The Democrats Can Raise the Debt Ceiling on Their Own

Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema stands outside the U.S. Capitol.

This Is the Week for Democrats to Live Up to Their Stated Principles

Michael Tomasky

Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema stands outside the U.S. Capitol.

Michael Tomasky

This Is the Week for Democrats to Live Up to Their Stated Principles

The Baffling Legal Standard Fueling Religious Objections to Vaccine Mandates

Charles McCrary

Charles McCrary

The Baffling Legal Standard Fueling Religious Objections to Vaccine Mandates

Editor’s Picks

Wildlife watch cows grazing in a fenced-off area.

Jan Dutkiewicz, Gabriel N. Rosenberg

The Myth of Regenerative Ranching

The purveyors of “grass-fed” beef want you to believe that it solves meat’s environmental problem. But this is merely a branding exercise, not a climate solution.

The Afterlives of E.M. Forster

For decades, Forster could not publish his novel of gay love, “Maurice.” Its importance in his work and to the writers he nurtured is only just becoming clear.