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Debt frees the powerful and crushes the powerless
Justices Clarence Thomas, Brett Kavanaugh and their peers on the court understand the ethic of the powerful, writes Noah Berlatsky.
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In asking if Biden is responsible for Roe’s fall, the Times misinforms the public
The consequences for democracy could be dire.
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Trump’s strength is illusory
The latest Times poll shows it.
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Are elite Democrats losing faith in the Washington press corps?
Hillary Clinton leaned into reporters, talking about how they’re personally at risk if a “determined demagogue” wins the election.
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Federalist Society judges are acting badly, again
An ongoing saga, writes Eric Segall.
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As long as there’s a Greene around, Johnson’s ass is Jeffries’
The press corps is starting to tell that story.
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Biden is saying what liberals and Democrats (and even some leftists) want him to say, but they might not be hearing him
They’re hearing what other people said he said.
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Governor Kristi Noem didn't have to shoot her dog. She wanted to
Her story is about inflicting suffering on those who are "useless."
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Trump thinks he’s going to win by running the same campaign he ran in 2016 and 2020
A strong candidate would look at his past successes and failures, and modulate his current campaign to reflect lessons learned. Not Trump.
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The Supreme Court's rule of lawlessness
The Roberts courts relies on demonstrably false facts and obviously misleading descriptions of prior rulings, writes Eric Segall.
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Trump can't stay awake at trial, which is far less demanding than being president. That's the story
He isn’t “compartmentalizing,” writes Stephen Robinson.
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Crime is not on the rise. Why do so many Americans think it is?
Democrats are ceding the narrative, writes Claire Bond Potter.