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[ad_1] “Whose philosophic principles inspired the Declaration of Independence?” “Which form of government is based on popular sovereignty?” “Which legislation reflects federal efforts to regulate transportation?”...
[ad_1] For those of us who very much want to see Donald Trump defeated in November by the widest possible margin, the news on Friday afternoon...
[ad_1] On September 22, when federal prosecutors accused Senator Robert Menendez of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes, Representative Andy Kim, a fellow New...
[ad_1] In the early days of American history, the concept of time was not as unified as it is today. With over a hundred separate time...
[ad_1] During his term in the White House, Donald Trump governed as a wartime president—with blue America, rather than any foreign country, as the adversary. He...
[ad_1] Almost as soon as Donald Trump took office in 2017, agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement were dispatched across the country to round up as...
[ad_1] John F. Kennedy took George Plimpton by surprise after a dinner party one evening when he pulled his friend aside for a word in the...
[ad_1] Senator Dianne Feinstein, who died last night at 90, braved one of the most remarkable political expeditions in American history—and also one of the grimmer...
[ad_1] When Donald Trump appeared last week in a Washington, D.C., courtroom for his arraignment on federal election charges, the presiding judge gave the former president...
[ad_1] He shuffled quietly into the courtroom and took his seat at the defense table. He looked strangely small sitting there flanked by lawyers—his shoulders slumped,...
[ad_1] Does anyone want to be president? Typically, by the time a president delivers the State of the Union address at the start of his third...
[ad_1] The coalition of voters who turned out to oppose Donald Trump in 2018 and 2020 largely reassembled yesterday, frustrating Republican expectations of a sweeping red...
[ad_1] No matter which party wins control of the House and Senate next month, the results are virtually certain to reinforce the paradox powering the nation’s...
[ad_1] As an appellate judge, Merrick Garland was known for constructing narrow decisions that achieved consensus without creating extraneous controversy. As a government attorney, he was...
[ad_1] Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic’s editor in chief, joined staff writer Caitlin Dickerson to discuss her cover story, a years-long investigation into the secret history of...
[ad_1] Starting in 2008, a widely circulated conspiracy theory was that Barack Obama was not actually born in America. Strivers on the political right scrounged around...