White people in not-insignificant numbers maintain a persistent belief that they’re the ones suffering historic levels of racial discrimination.

The authoritarian tactics we’ve exported around the world in the name of national security are now being deployed in Portland.

Chris Wallace showed it isn’t that hard to ask tough questions and fact-check in real time.

Why the president’s claim that he got “all 35” questions right on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment is meaningless.

There are alternatives to America’s heavy-handed attempts at “helping” the region. It’s time to pursue them.

Many wealthy Americans insist they aren’t rich, and that has profound implications in electoral politics as well as economic policy.

Unidentified federal agents in Portland detained protesters without cause—a predictable consequence of law enforcement becoming more like the military, and vice versa.

Research shows that African Americans support candidates from marginalized groups, including LGBTQ people, more than their white counterparts.

The Open Society Foundations and other massive organizations have pledged to support Black-led racial justice work. Is that a blessing or a curse?

A post-9/11 veteran novelist explores a post-Vietnam literary soiree gone bad, and finds timeless lessons about a contentious and still-evolving genre.

Brad Parscale’s demotion will do nothing to fix the president’s self-inflicted problems.

This week’s unprecedented security breach revealed the platform’s terrifying flaws, and the potential chaos hackers could cause in the future.

Five million have lost coverage amid the pandemic—a number that’s expected to triple by year’s end. But the party leadership isn’t reacting as though it’s a crisis.

Like much of her writing, the former New York Times editor’s resignation letter is long on accusation and thin on evidence.

He may be wildly more popular than Trump, but he can’t rescue America from the ignorance and incompetence of the Trump White House.

The right's high-profile defeats at the Supreme Court in the past month aren't the product of liberal justices but the result of obvious tactical errors.

The candidate’s plan to “win the future” through American export domination has multiple problems.

In allowing the government to kill a man amid a pandemic, the court's conservatives have declared their fealty to the death penalty.

With Republican candidates and Trump embracing the strange, child trafficking–fixated movement, it can no longer be dismissed as merely a conspiracy theory.

He evidently believes that he can make more money self-publishing—especially if he portrays the move as a rebuke of liberal elites.