End-times prophecy, pro-war prayer circles, Democrats as demons: Christian dominionism’s influence is everywhere in the second Trump administration—and increasingly, within America itself. Can democracy survive the assault?

Adolescents and young adults across the country are collapsing under the weight of isolation and pressure to succeed. There’s no easy fix—but it’s past time for Washington to do something.

The Texas Democratic Party once owned the state. It even did some good things. Then it collapsed, and boy, has it stayed collapsed. Ah, but if James Talarico wins ...

Data centers may be the perfect encapsulation of an economy built to benefit the already rich. After construction started on a vast facility in Vineland, New Jersey, residents didn’t just get mad; they got organized.

The United States government has been cheating Black farmers since the false promise of 40 acres and a mule. But leave it to the Trump administration to make things even worse.

Democrats once preached college-for-all, and were too soft on school privatization. They need to reverse course on both these positions—and make an unapologetic case for education as a public good that benefits all kids.

Why does the prospect of a female president just seem to get further and further away?

The Trump clan finds a new place to ruin.

The founding document has been fought over since it was written. Today, we can let Trump claim it, or we can take up its battle cry to “alter or to abolish” what’s destroying our country.

Some risked their lives for their cause. Others wielded influence through mass media.

A chronology of the nation’s 10 most important achievements

These landmark decisions left an indelible mark on our society—some for the better, some for the worse.

The movies, books, paintings, and songs whose impact extended beyond culture to society as a whole

They fought and sacrificed in challenging the nation to live up to its promise of liberty and justice for all.

These 14 Americans wielded their influence from outside the legislative halls of power

These were the leading lights who helped forge a nation—though not all of them signed the Declaration of Independence.

TNR polled a select group of thinkers on the right, too. Here’s what they thought.

A subjective appraisal of the job performance of Oval Office occupants—including the current one

They never made it to the Oval Office, but these political figures’ legacies endure nonetheless.

Who merits inclusion on a progressive version of the monument? Our respondents weighed in.