Conservative intellectuals’ plans to erode liberal democracy are just getting started.

One of the best ideas in Build Back Better is dead, and the higher-ed lobby deserves some blame.

More than 30,000 Haitians and many others are stuck in limbo at the Southern Mexico border.

A trove of internal documents reveal a company that is willfully spreading misinformation and hate in pursuit of profit and growth.

The New Jersey race is almost completely ignored, but if Phil Murphy holds his lead and wins, he’ll be the first Democratic governor to be reelected in decades.

We know how to help young children cope with the trauma of Covid-19. The question is whether we’ll do it.

With the Virginia governor’s race tightening, the former president headlined a Terry McAuliffe rally in an effort to Trumpify GOP nominee Glenn Youngkin.

Hospital cost-cutting and systematic devaluation of nurses’ labor has been going on for decades.

The Democrats’ Plan B on taxes isn’t bad. But the whole revenue debate shows that changing the “economic paradigm” is going to take a while.

Throughout the negotiations over Biden’s Build Back Better bill, the senator has unerringly demanded changes that would harm his state’s residents.

What will be left of abortion rights after the next few months of consequential cases is anybody’s guess.

With a bill banning trans student athletes, Republicans are claiming to protect children in order to consolidate power. Where have we seen this before?

Looking back on elections from the past three decades, it turns out political reporters aren’t clairvoyant.

Not that they had much to begin with. But it’s getting worse.

The red-baiting is a red herring. Saule Omarova’s real sin in the eyes of bankers is that she knows the secrets of their derivatives casino.

Despite Marc Lore’s ambitions for Telosa, water wars seem more likely than flying cars in our dystopian near future.

Congressman Adam Schiff wants the Justice Department to pursue prosecutions with a fervor that the attorney general has never possessed.

Evidence-free accounts of spooky weapons bedeviling American diplomats have lawmakers jumping at shadows—and talking of war.

The idea could be met with pushback from Democrats hoping to extend the credit permanently or through 2025.

The best economists right now are epidemiologists—and a psychologist in Texas who’s become the village explainer of the “Great Resignation.”