The New York Times columnist is asking the right questions, but pushing the wrong answers.

“Talking across divides” is laudable—until it becomes a license to launder antidemocratic and dehumanizing ideas.

Some pundits are arguing that Charlie Kirk practiced politics “the right way.” This only serves to whitewash the ideas that he promulgated.

In 1935, The New Republic chronicled the first big “abundance” movement—and mapped the fault lines of what could be the next big debate on the left.

The new YIMBYism misses something critical: All the supply in the world won’t help if economic inequality continues to grow.

Three new books propose market solutions to problems that require government intervention. We’ve been here before. It didn’t end well.

Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s progressive vision for how to make government great again

Ezra Klein’s flawed diagnosis of the divisions in American politics

Do we need to get more polarized?

Why the book "The Bell Curve" is still being debated 24 years later

The party needs to focus on winning elections, not removing Trump.