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Politics
the power trip
Yesterday at 5:00 p.m.
Running From Inside
Is it possible to conduct a successful campaign for president from a criminal courthouse?
By
Olivia Nuzzi
supreme court
Yesterday at 2:18 p.m.
Alito Home’s Flag Is Symbol of New Partisan Era at Supreme Court
It’s increasingly clear this is the Alito-Thomas Court, not the Roberts Court.
By
Ed Kilgore
tremendous content
Yesterday at 12:57 p.m.
Republicans’ Dumb Excuses for Trump Sleeping in Court
He could be meditating, praying, or resting his eyes. Just don’t call him a tired old man.
By
Margaret Hartmann
feuds
Yesterday at 12:45 p.m.
Everything That Happened in Last Night’s Reality-Show House Hearing
A House markup hearing turned into name-calling across the aisle between Marjorie Taylor Greene, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Jasmine Crockett.
By
Nia Prater
early and often
Yesterday at 10:46 a.m.
Bernie Sanders Makes Incredibly Gloomy Case for Reelecting Biden
Sanders doesn’t try to convince progressives that America’s on the right track with Biden. It’s all about life being hell under Trump.
By
Ed Kilgore
life after roe
May 16, 2024
Larry Hogan and the Lost Tradition of Pro-Choice Republicanism
Like Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, Larry Hogan is sort of committed to abortion rights, but is chained to the party of forced-birth lawmaking.
By
Ed Kilgore
trump on trial
May 16, 2024
What Happened in the Trump Trial Today: Cohen Questioned
The defense continued cross-examining Trump’s ex-fixer, attempting to paint Cohen as an unreliable liar.
By
Nia Prater
early and often
May 16, 2024
Trump Doesn’t Seem That Bothered by Kristi Noem Dog Killing
Is she still on his VP shortlist? Perhaps not. But Donald Trump hinted that the governor could still have a place in his administration.
By
Margaret Hartmann
early and often
May 16, 2024
Who’s the Trump VP Pick? Latest Odds for Every Shortlist Candidate.
Does MTG have “the look”? Is Tim Scott loyal enough? Is Kristi Noem out? Here are each VP candidate’s odds in the race to be Trump’s running mate.
By
Margaret Hartmann
past is prologue
May 16, 2024
Why a Late RFK Jr. Polling Boom Is Unlikely
The last three independent presidential candidates who polled at over 10 percent lost momentum by Election Day.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
May 15, 2024
Senate Democrats Have No Margin for Error in November
Democrats actually lead in polling of every very competitive Senate race. But one stumble on a difficult landscape and they’re back in the minority.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
May 15, 2024
Trump Let Biden Take First Swing by Agreeing to Debate
An early head-to-head debate where Trump can’t replicate a circus-like rally environment could help Biden gain the initiative.
By
Ed Kilgore
politics
May 15, 2024
Stormy Daniels May Leave U.S. If Trump Gets Acquitted
In an interview, Daniels’s husband, Barrett Blade, said their family might “vacate the country” if Trump is acquitted in his hush-money trial.
By
Nia Prater
life after roe
May 15, 2024
Abortion Rights Are Not Just for Partisan Mobilization
Democrats eager to exploit pro-choice sentiment shouldn’t forget that there’s more at stake in abortion-rights battles than who wins elections.
By
Ed Kilgore
israel-palestine
May 15, 2024
The Progressive Brooklyn School Being Divided Over Israel
At Brooklyn Friends, some parents say administrators are shutting out their criticisms of Israel.
By
Sarah Jones
poll position
May 14, 2024
Trump-vs.-Biden Polls: Will Ticket-Splitting Hurt Joe?
Several Senate Democratic candidates in battleground states are running ahead of the president. But the gaps may not last.
By
Ed Kilgore
tremendous content
May 14, 2024
Hush-Money Trial Revives Doorman’s Trump-Love-Child Story
Did you forget about former Trump Tower doorman Dino Sajudin’s wild claim that Trump has a secret sixth child? There’s a good reason.
By
Margaret Hartmann
trump on trial
May 14, 2024
Michael Cohen Finally Talks Back to the Boss
As Trump touted the polls, his former fixer tried to put him away.
By
Andrew Rice
early and often
May 13, 2024
Do Americans Remember the Actual Trump Presidency?
Polls show voters have forgotten about COVID and January 6 and credit Trump with an imaginary tide of prosperity.
By
Ed Kilgore
tremendous content
May 13, 2024
Praising the ‘Late, Great’ Hannibal Lecter Is Peak Trump Lunacy
Trump’s kind words about the fictional cannibal undermined the (false) argument he was trying to make.
By
Margaret Hartmann
the national interest
May 13, 2024
No, Your Pet Issue Is Not Making Biden Lose
It’s inflation, not Israel or class warfare.
By
Jonathan Chait
the national interest
May 13, 2024
Manafort Returns As Trump Preps For New Crime Spree
His criminal record is his best qualification.
By
Jonathan Chait
early and often
May 13, 2024
The Most Endangered Democrat in America
Jamaal Bowman might lose his job over Israel.
By
Ross Barkan
early and often
May 11, 2024
Can the 2024 DNC Thwart Chicago Protests by Going Virtual?
Antiwar protesters want this year’s Democratic convention to resemble 1968 — but it won’t be anywhere near as easy to target.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
May 11, 2024
The Kristi Noem Dog-Killing Story Is Actually Worse in Context
Noem is encouraging people to read her new book,
No Going Back,
and judge the dog-shooting anecdote for themselves. She probably shouldn’t.
By
Margaret Hartmann
early and often
May 10, 2024
Rick Scott Tries to Copy Trump’s Claims of Persecution
The senator whose health-care company was hit with a giant Medicare fraud fine now wants it retroactively blamed on politicized prosecutors.
By
Ed Kilgore
life after roe
May 10, 2024
Not Even RFK Jr.’s Running-Mate Knows His Abortion Stance
His campaign says abortion is a “divisive issue.” Maybe that’s why he sometimes seems to be on both sides of it.
By
Ed Kilgore
the national interest
May 10, 2024
In Defense of Punching Left
The problem with
Solidarity.
By
Jonathan Chait
poll position
May 9, 2024
What the Polls Say Today: Democrats Take Lead in Generic Congressional Ballot
Democrats recently moved into a narrow lead, though handicappers still give Republicans a good chance to hold the House.
By
Ed Kilgore
the national interest
May 9, 2024
How Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Brain Worm Could Save America
A butterfly flaps its wings …
By
Jonathan Chait
trump on trial
May 9, 2024
‘Sleepy Don’: Trump Falls Asleep (Five Times!) at Hush Money Trial
A running list of Donald Trump’s many courtroom snoozes during his Manhattan criminal trial.
By
Margaret Hartmann
early and often
May 9, 2024
Republicans Want to Give Netanyahu a Blank Check
“America First” conservatives are fuming at Biden for trying to limit attacks in Gaza rather than letting Israel do as it pleases.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
May 9, 2024
Uvalde’s Next Congressman Might Be a Gunfluencer
In the latest battle of the Republican civil war, a Texas moderate is challenged by “The AK Guy.”
By
Ben Jacobs
trump on trial
May 9, 2024
The New York Jail Cells Trump Could Soon Call Home
Experts say the former president may be using a combination sink-toilet if he violates his gag order again.
By
Matt Stieb
trump on trial
May 9, 2024
This Isn’t the Same Stormy Daniels
The night she met Donald Trump changed both their worlds.
By
Olivia Nuzzi
and
Andrew Rice
life after roe
May 8, 2024
Ruling Against New York Abortion Vote Is a Blow to Democrats
The ruling tossing a November ballot measure won’t roll back abortion rights in the state, but it could rob Democrats of a turnout booster.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
May 8, 2024
Poll Finds Most College Students Aren’t Focused on Gaza War
Despite the attention on campus protests, most students don’t blame Biden for the situation in Gaza and are more concerned about domestic issues.
By
Ed Kilgore
the national interest
May 8, 2024
Why President Biden Is Correct to Denounce Campus Antisemitism
The problem is not physical violence.
By
Jonathan Chait
early and often
May 8, 2024
Kari Lake’s Worst Enemy Is a Republican
Falsely accused of stealing the last election, Stephen Richer decided to sue. The lawsuit could bankrupt her.
By
Casey Quackenbush
early and often
May 7, 2024
Is 2024 Election Denialism a Trump VP Litmus Test?
Tim Scott showed the way by refusing to answer a question about accepting the results of the next presidential election.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
May 7, 2024
MTG Push to Oust Johnson Is MAGA Theater, Not a Real Threat
It’s clear Speaker Johnson will keep his gavel for now. But he wants to avoid relying on Democrats, and MTG needs a symbolic partial victory.
By
Ed Kilgore
tremendous content
May 7, 2024
Kristi Noem Attacks ‘Fake News’ for Questioning Fake Kim Jong-un Story
The governor’s reasons for writing about killing her dog and inventing a Kim Jong-un meeting keep changing. But somehow it’s always the media’s fault.
By
Margaret Hartmann
past is prologue
May 7, 2024
Gaza War Protests Don’t Yet Rival Anti–Vietnam War Movement
Today’s protests are smaller, less focused, and less popular than those of the Vietnam era. But they are growing and could spur a similar backlash.
By
Ed Kilgore
that happened
May 7, 2024
The Time Stormy Daniels Exposed Trump’s Weird Shark Phobia
One question the hush-money trial probably won’t settle: Why is Trump so terrified of being eaten by a marine animal?
By
Margaret Hartmann
early and often
May 6, 2024
The Wildest Things Trump Said at His Private Mar-a-Lago Donor Retreat
Over the weekend, Trump compared the Biden administration to the Gestapo and bragged he was bigger than Taylor Swift.
By
Chas Danner
early and often
May 6, 2024
Why Aren’t More Anti-Trump Republicans Endorsing Biden?
It says a lot that former Georgia official Geoff Duncan is the most prominent Republican coming out for Biden in 2024.
By
Ed Kilgore
early and often
May 6, 2024
Lara Trump Tees Up Another Premature Election Victory Claim
The RNC co-chair’s absurd complaint about counting votes cast by mail lays the groundwork for more Trump election chicanery.
By
Ed Kilgore
tremendous content
May 6, 2024
All the Weird Stories in Kristi Noem’s New Book
From the “dog killer” story to a made-up meeting with Kim Jong-un, here are Noem’s most eye-popping claims.
By
Margaret Hartmann
just asking questions
May 6, 2024
A Columbia ’68 Revolutionary Takes Stock of Today’s Protests
James Simon Kunen wrote a famous memoir of the university’s most tumultuous year. He likes what he sees from the kids these days.
By
Benjamin Hart
tremendous content
May 5, 2024
Kristi Noem Would Have Shot Biden’s Dog Commander, Too
The South Dakota governor, still under fire for executing her own dog, is now taking aim at the Biden family’s bite-happy former pet.
By
Chas Danner
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