So it was more than a bit juicy to see this AP report that the Justice Department “quietly corrected” pardons it had posted ...

Donald Trump wants to lead us into war without authorization from or even consultation with Congress. And he will use the ...

Red states built up a massive hemp industry and the vote by Congress to reopen the government suddenly set up a deadline to ...

THIS MOBILIZATION AGAINST immigrants who are following the rules is not only the source of wrenching, disturbing videos, and ...

Sam Stein and Will Saletan dissect Sen. Barrasso’s messy defense of Trump amid new Epstein-related revelations, soaked in ...

Sam Stein and Jack Cocchiarella take on Trump’s attacks on Rep. Massie hitting a nerve within his own base, as Marjorie ...

Bill Kristol and Mark Hertling discuss Venezuela’s uncertain path, Europe’s evolving troubles, and growing discontent inside ...

Francis Fukuyama discusses his theory that the internet, and not economic distress, the Democratic party’s problems, or other things have given rise to populism.

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Some Americans might be prone to normalize this drift—casually framing Venezuela as a “small Latin American country” the United States can coerce or remake at will. But before doing that, it might be ...

Just like that, the shutdown is over. Six Democrats crossed the aisle to help House Republicans get a stopgap bill funding the government over the finish line yesterday evening, and Trump signed it at ...

DEMOCRATS AND OTHER DEMOCRACY WELL-WISHERS are spilling gallons of ink and a profusion of pixels on the question of whether ending the government shutdown was a blunder or not. I submit that either ...