When the Senate failed to remove Trump last year, it all but guaranteed his future attempts to overturn the election.
The GOP needs leaders who will distance their party from the wreckage and the ruin the president has brought.
No law can stop reckless people from trying to thwart the popular will, but we should still address the obvious weak spots in our system.
Americans are equal to this moment.
Even in places where schools want to reopen, too many teachers are sick or quarantining for classrooms to operate, and substitutes cannot fill the void.
No amount of rationalizing can change the fact that the majority of the Republican Party is advocating for the overthrow of an American election.
The president’s nonstop abuse of power seems determined to force a reckoning.
Why I changed my mind about Section 230.
Democrats need to see beyond an electoral map to acknowledge that people are pushing for liberal ideas even in the reddest of areas.
The “gentrification-industrial complex” isn’t who anti-growth progressives think it is.
Isolation has taken a tremendous emotional toll on many older Americans.
If the eyes of all people are upon America now, they are not witnessing an edifying spectacle.
Senator Josh Hawley isn’t just engaging in civic vandalism—he is an emblem of a weak and rotten Republican Party.
Many single Americans have been more intentional about whom they date, are having deeper conversations, and are spending more quality time with new partners.
Religious, pro-abortion-rights voices were not always so rare.
A final grand distraction before the president is forced to relinquish his office is a real danger that deserves serious attention.
Because all countries engage in espionage, intrusions like Russia’s latest data hack are devilishly hard to deter.
I’ve spent my life immersed in language, but this relationship, like all relationships, is fraught.
The most famous dysfunctional family of 1990s television enjoyed, by today’s standards, an almost dreamily secure existence.
Thinking about the Republican Party like a political psychiatrist