What Happens When Attention Seeking Eclipses Policy Making
In the sweep of history, Marjorie Taylor Greene’s time in Congress will be a blip.
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The Shutdown Is Over, but Its Damage Is Not
Its effects will linger for some time.
Why Donald Trump Seems Taken With Zohran Mamdani
The president likes winners. And the mayor-elect proved he can charm a foe.
The President Is Losing Control of Himself
Donald Trump’s outbursts on social media this week were different than usual.
The Old Guard Is Not Gone Yet
While the sitting president rage-posted, mourners memorialized Dick Cheney—and an earlier political era.
The Ghislaine Maxwell Emails
Extra toilet paper is just one of the privileges the former Epstein associate is enjoying in prison.
(Some) MAGA Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
What does it mean to be female and conservative in 2025?
Every State Is a Border Patrol State
Far from the southern border, agents are leading raids on U.S. cities.
The Trump Steamroller Is Broken
Infighting. Bad polls. Party divisions. Midterm fears. It’s all back.
Trump’s Eye-Popping Postelection Windfall
Even though his campaign ended a year ago, the president hasn’t stopped fundraising.