Michael Ledeen, a key figure in launching the sale of US-made weapons to Iran, is pictured in his Chevy Chase, Maryland, home ...

Let’s be clear what this is: a hijacking of public health decision-making by unqualified ideologues. It portends much more ...

A new analysis of voting patterns in the last election suggests that the party is woefully unprepared for the path forward.

This week could well be viewed, in hindsight, as one of those—as the moment the wheels started to come off the Trump train.

New data sheds light on the policy preferences of nonvoting Democrats in the last election. It may disappoint some ...

Four experts on public education in the US spoke to The Nation about how the dismantling of the Department of Education will ...

Taking away healthcare coverage isn’t just “morally wrong and politically suicidal,” in Senator Josh Hawley’s apt phrase.

While the courts continue to debate the legality of Trump’s sweeping tariffs, the law remains clear: They are ...

Among other things, it traces Latin America’s largely unrecognized role in the abolition of the doctrine of conquest and the ...

The current administration is not simply an aberration but reflects past practices from periods in our history with which ...

Contractors who work on Google’s AI products are trying to organize, but new obstacles keep appearing in their path.

The late congressman’s upending of New York politics by choosing progressivism over partisanship offers a lesson for today.