I published my first piece on this topic on May 1, titled “The everything, everywhere, all at once corruption story.” When I finished that piece and read it back, I was astounded at the end result.

Happy Thursday from Editor Audrey Moorehead. I’m feeling a bit nostalgic. When I was in high school, the administrators started a civics program (sponsored by Tennessee) that featured mock elections ...

16 Oct The window for a third party is wide open.

Foreign policy disputes are seldom singular; this one is no exception. There’s the sky-high casualty count on both sides, the risk of escalation, and Russia’s nuclear arsenal. But the recent ...

A new attack ad in the Ohio gubernatorial election between Amy Acton and Vivek Ramaswamy shows Acton’s mother claiming that Acton has misrepresented her childhood and urging voters not to support her.

In Jason Brennan’s Against Democracy, he argues most Americans are “hobbits” (uninformed and uninterested) or “hooligans” ...

This is Managing Editor Ari Weitzman, writing to you on another bright and clear Tyrsday morning for today’s edition about the protests and riots in France. I happened to be in Paris when my ...

Good Monday morning and welcome to Tangle. I’m Isaac Saul, excited for a big week in the Tangle universe: the announcement of a new newsletter, a speaking gig at the University of Wisconsin, and then ...

16 Oct The window for a third party is wide open.

This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your ...