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Toward the final stretch — and beyond

Haven’t we seen this movie before? Voters, weary of a Republican president whose foreign or domestic policies don’t seem to be delivering as promised, seem on the verge of a massive rejection of his party. Polls show Democrats surging. The generic ballot — which party’s candidates would you favor for the House of Representatives? —shows […]

Elon Musk lands new Trump admin role shaping future of American warfare

Elon Musk will co-lead Project Meridian with Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich to map future warfare domains and military technologies for the Pentagon.

Trump Pentagon launches competition for America’s next great military base

The winning state for the base site will be selected through a merit-based competition based on land, housing, schools, community support and regulatory cooperation.

Unearthed clip exposes the Talarico comment that triggered backlash from parents

James Talarico, the Democratic Texas Senate candidate, dismissed parents' concerns about pornography in schools as "conspiracy theory" at a 2022 hearing.

GOP challenger tears into Dem’s ‘moderate’ image: ‘Votes with the squad 90% of the time’

Scott Singer, GOP candidate in FL-25, denounces Democrat incumbent Rep. Jared Moskowitz's voting record, alliance with "the squad," and calls into question his support for Israel.

‘Drug-dealing’ network shielded by blue states targeted in SCOTUS challenge

Louisiana Republican Attorney General Liz Murrill filed two lawsuits targeting blue-state shield laws and the online abortion pill pipeline.

Blanche announces charges against 10 permanent residents accused of Minnesota voter fraud

Attorney General Todd Blanche announced indictments of 10 lawful permanent residents accused of noncitizen voting in Minnesota elections since 2022.

Ian Millhiser Has Never Heard of the Structural Constitution. Justice Scalia Would Like a Word.

Scalia explained that the Framers “similarly viewed the principle of separation of powers as the absolutely central guarantee of a just Government.”

Maybe the Justices Don’t Want to Rule on Climate Lawsuits?

In Suncor v. Boulder County, the Court faces an uncomfortable choice of legal bases on which to block state-level emissions suits.

The Mob Never Learns

In the case of rape allegations at Cornell, due process takes a backseat to inflammatory accusations.

How College Football Helped the Senate Get Its Act Together

The dysfunctional body made an exception for one of the few cultural institutions that Americans of all political stripes still care about.

The Great Divorce

The Cold War coalition is coming apart.

At 50, the Hyde Amendment’s lifesaving legacy needs defending

On Wednesday, the federal Hyde Amendment turns 50 years old. First passed on Sept. 30, 1976, the Hyde Amendment is a provision of the annual appropriations bill that funds the Department of Health and Human Services. It largely prevents federal taxpayer dollars from funding elective abortions through the Medicaid program. The passage of the Hyde […]

Remembering Oct. 7: The flag our friends plant

There are moments when a symbol becomes more than a symbol. A flag is a simple piece of fabric. But what it represents — a country, a people, a history — can deeply inspire us. And sometimes, when that flag is planted by someone who has chosen to stand beside you in your darkest hour, […]

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