Delaware’s newest member of Congress is its first-ever openly transgender member. Why doesn’t she talk about it more?

As critics focus on Trump’s attacks on the media, his administration is preparing a larger assault on the First Amendment.

Incarcerated firefighters play a crucial role in a state where wildfires seemingly get worse every year. But the state’s shifting politics may stymie efforts at reform.

Artificial intelligence is coming to warfare. Can it learn ethics?

The president’s domestic record wasn’t just extraordinary. It might put Democrats back in power in four years.

The New Republic’s staffers grapple with Donald Trump’s victory—and how Democrats should respond.

One is a fictional politician who everyone hates. The other is a real politician who everyone hates. Can you tell them apart?

But they’re still being very careful about how they do it.

Artificial intelligence won’t change votes, but it will distract from more important questions about the role of technology in American society.

Driven by personal grievances and a misguided sense of their own exceptionalism, tech titans are swerving right and amplifying reactionary MAGA politics.

The convention in Chicago was loads of fun. Getting to it was ... challenging.

The DNC was raucous and jubilant. Now Democrats have to find a way to ride their momentum to November.

No, Beyoncé didn’t show up at the DNC—but Oprah, Stevie Wonder, and Pink did. The closest the GOP gets to stars like these is when it gets sued by them.

Harris’s laughter is transforming the presidential race. Guess who doesn’t find it funny?

The sudden ascendance of Kamala Harris doesn’t change the fact that the party suffers from deep, possibly fatal problems.

Three months isn’t as short as it sounds. In Europe, campaigns are often even shorter.

How the party can reshape this election so it isn’t about Donald Trump’s martyrdom

Can an influx of new arrivals save the state’s vulnerable Democrats?

Why the New York Democrat chose Israel over his progressive colleagues

How Joe Biden can help fix the nation’s chronic housing problem—and win the 2024 election