The 2024 presidential election has been framed as a rejection of “identity politics.” At best, that’s half right.

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The Tesla CEO was once an outspoken voice on climate change. But Musk now argues many risks are overstated, a stance that ...

The Satanic Temple is increasing its work in schools across the country, trying to combat a rise in religious teachings. The ...

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Whatever happened to the Democrats' reputation as the party favoring the working man? Put another way, what happened to the ...

Postelection analysis shows independent voters grew their share of the vote, split their votes between their choices for ...

The focus for the U.S.. after Assad's ouster has been on the historic moment for Syria. Left unsaid: The turmoil could be ...

Tight electoral margins might be thought to foster centrism. In reality, partisan power grabs are incentivized.

Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: ___ Dec. 6 The Washington Post on the Senate and a shrinking window to protect press freedom In 2021, Attorney General Merrick Garland ...

It’s not just South Korea; all the U.S. allies along the first island chain are in a period of political turmoil. And China ...