I remember how, just a few days after Trump won the election, I spent a while standing in my kitchen. I was trying to wrap my mind around the national security implications of President Trump: ‘
The Trump administration’s selective ‘exit’ from the United Nations has left the door open for Beijing, which is, unsurprisingly, using the opportunity to make international order sa
Hiroko Tabuchi and Coral Davenport in the New York Times: The Justice Department has opened an antitrust inquiry into the four major automakers that struck a deal with California this year t
The consequences of the Trump administration have been both depressing and predictable. The only uncertainty: the scope and speed of the cruelty inflicted on the vulnerable and the ultimate extent of
David Brooks appears to blame online extremism on yoga pants—and that may not even be the weirdest thing about his most recent column, “I am an Internet Extremist.” I’ve lost faith in
So, um, yeah. I’ve been pretty AWOL for… a while. Among other things, Alex Cooley and I got the reviews back from Oxford University Press for our book. Because it really needs to come out
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Imagine that your party has stacked the judiciary with ideologues willing to aggressively pursue your political agenda. The Supreme Court, having ruled in favor of electoral authoritarianism, is on th