Sarah Jones

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Why the backlash to the #MeToo movement is so depressingly familiar

Why are so many children being raised by their grandparents?

A Silicon Valley phenomenon reveals the ugly side of back-to-the-earth, stripped-down lifestyle trends.

Democrats need to connect with conservative voters—and that means talking about abortion.

With the FCC dismantling the rules that safeguard an open internet, rural and low-income consumers are newly vulnerable to a lack of access.

By standing with the disgraced Senate candidate, its claims to moral superiority have been badly compromised.

Donald Trump's first year in office can best be seen as an all-out assault by the rich against the rest.

This week the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a case that marks the religious right's latest assault on LGBT people.

The failure to extend the Children's Health Insurance Program reveals the confusing, precarious nature of the U.S. social safety net.

A new Netflix documentary offers a ground-level look at the crisis engulfing one West Virginia town—through the eyes of the women working to save it.

Corey Robin's studies in the conservative tradition explain the rise of Trump.

The state's voters have demanded better health care. Will their governor get in the way again?

Not even pedophilia is out of bounds for a political movement that is less animated by religiosity than resentment.

Leftist groups showed that they have serious organizational chops—and that they can win.

It’s a way to cast blame on the godless left, yes. But it also shows the extent to which guns have become a kind of civil religion.

New revelations from Donna Brazile underscore the extent to which the Democratic Party has failed its supporters.

"La Belle Sauvage" expands on the themes first explored in the beloved "His Dark Materials."

A new essay by National Review's Kevin Williamson exposes the ideological blind spots of responsibility politics.

Despite challenges, liberal organizers in western Virginia are hopeful for the future.

This weekend's annual gathering was evidence that the religious right never had much quarrel with far-right populism.