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Trump’s Crocodile Tears for the Jews
The true test of tolerance is not how someone treats minority members they like, but how they treat those they don’t.
The true test of tolerance is not how someone treats minority members they like, but how they treat those they don’t.
The chemical-imbalance theory in mental health influenced the way we talk and think about these conditions. But is it right?
A candidate who has many interesting things to say about lots of stuff
The former president’s interview with Elon Musk was a reminder that overfamiliarity with a candidate can breed contempt.
When the former president feels most vulnerable, he begins to deny reality.
The more his Democratic rival succeeds, the louder he rages.
Today’s voters do not systematically discriminate against female candidates.
With Joe Biden out of the race, the third-party candidate suddenly appears to pose a bigger threat to Donald Trump.
Americans just don’t know the Democratic nominee’s story.
The Watergate scandal forced his resignation 50 years ago. Today, he’d probably have gotten away with it.
Both candidates seek to appeal to swing voters as well as their party’s base—but they do so in totally opposite ways.
After months of gloom, the prospect of victory has transformed the party faithful.
The left is claiming him as one of its own, but Walz has broken with Democrats in the past.
From Betsy Ross to Trump-Rambo
The Democratic candidate has great vibes and memes on her side, but she will also have to supply the substance missing from her 2020 campaign.
From the beginning, the campaign was going his way. Not anymore.
Whatever Trump says about Project 2025, his ties to it are undeniable.
Democrats are still traumatized by their loss in 2016. This time, they believe, will be different.
Black Lives Matter’s statement on Kamala Harris seems to signal a shift.
The new birtherism looks a lot like the old birtherism.