Politics
The Trump campaign’s best line of attack against Joe Biden
Biden has built his career on being dishonest to working-class Americans
EDITORIAL: The danger this time
The promise to live and let live rather than treat every political battle as all-out war to the death is breaking down
The post that ends the Trump presidency
At last, we’ve got him
Antifa made me Christian
If religion is opium, Marxism is crystal meth
Meghan Markle for president
She entered politics the day she married Harry
Who cares about Trump’s tax returns?
The New York Times’s big splash doesn’t make enough waves
Their rantings betray them
Democratic leaders are being drawn into battle on ground less favorable than that which they already occupy
Amy Coney Barrett is the ultimate Walmart soccer mom
She is far more than a wicked smart conservative judge
Mark Zuckerberg’s quest for redemption
The new Facebook ‘Oversight Board’ is an attempt to prove that he is not above accountability and is responsive to criticism
Confessions of the secret suburban Trump moms: California
‘We’re like Freemasons: we have our own secret code’
Will Amy Coney Barrett save America — or wreck it?
The American political system is much more dynamic and self-reactive than either left-wing or right-wing activists assume
Trump’s phantom healthcare platform
The President is as allergic to pursuing any serious legislation as he is to paying his taxes
Are the polls worth your attention?
Sorta, but not really
Joe Biden is retired
The campaign has called nine early press lids this month
Fascism: the most abused term in America
I doubt there has ever been a time when fewer actual fascists and actual socialists existed than today
It’s all about Ohio
Why the Buckeye State could prove decisive in this election
Ruling supreme
The prospect of another gutter fight looms over the latest vacancy
Kathleen Williams’s curious campaign finances
Why is a House candidate who pledged that ‘every dollar donated goes right back to the campaign’ paying herself a salary?
How democracy dies
Mail-in voting undermines elections
What if the polls are right?
A swing and a miss
1619, 1776 and all that
There are many signs, including the announcement of the 1776 Commission, that the conscience of the country is awakening
Who cares what Harry and Meghan think about Trump?
Meghan’s views, sans title and sans husband, would not feature in an influential magazine
Democrats must face their own SCOTUS hypocrisy
They’ve changed their tune since 2016
The pagan rites of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
To rest in power is an impossible proposition because those who crave power can never truly be at peace
What young feminists can learn from Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Andrea Dworkin once remarked that Ginsburg had a rare ability to make even the most sexist of men see her point of view
