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The lessons Democrats need to learn to win again

Zohran Mamdani drops the mask

Zohran Mamdani drops the mask

Trump tries Biden’s inflation playbook

Trump tries Biden’s inflation playbook

The Democratic shutdown gambit

Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar payday

Cartoon by Matt Davies

Is this really the future of the Democratic Party?

Is this really the future of the Democratic Party?

TV increasingly designed for second

TV increasingly designed for second

A welcome consequence of the Tucker Carlson fiasco

Rooting for American power is the best option in this dangerous world

Rooting for American power is the best option in this dangerous world

The bitter politics of land is roaring back to life

Biden and Trump, in their own ways, poisoned the immigration debate

Wes Moore embarrasses Maryland with his gerrymandering ploy

Put the Mona Lisa in its own building — for its sake and the visitors’

Put the Mona Lisa in its own building — for its sake and the visitors’

Nigeria’s crisis runs deeper than just a war on Christians

Yes, colleges face a crisis. It’s also an opportunity.

Don’t downplay U.S. combat successes

A bad sign

Outside New York, democratic socialism lost

The science that extended Dick Cheney’s life was a choice

The science that extended Dick Cheney’s life was a choice

Elizabeth Warren knows better

Why we’re warning Meta to stop citing PG-13 ratings for Instagram

The lessons of the Cold War still apply to the new nuclear age

The lessons of the Cold War still apply to the new nuclear age

The great GOP migration has begun

Tucker Carlson and the MAGA crack-up over antisemitism

Tucker Carlson and the MAGA crack-up over antisemitism

The filibuster is a wall against Mamdani-inspired socialist dystopia

The filibuster is a wall against Mamdani-inspired socialist dystopia

Neil Gorsuch speaks up for a fading Congress in the tariffs case

Neil Gorsuch speaks up for a fading Congress in the tariffs case

Trump’s tariffs are finally scrutinized — and they don’t hold up

Be afraid, Republicans. Be very afraid.

Be afraid, Republicans. Be very afraid.