Jay Solomon reports on the fight for the State Department. Plus: The new MAGA coalition, Michael Shellenberger on California’s anti-crime backlash, and much more. | Continue reading
“There were at least 25 people who called the president and said: ‘It’s got to be Mike Pompeo.’ And none of it mattered.” | Continue reading
I’m not shocked Trump won. I’ve seen a group of young, diverse, politically homeless Americans back him online for months. | Continue reading
Thursday’s mob in Amsterdam, which viciously attacked Israeli soccer fans, is a reminder of how little has changed in two decades—and what must be done. | Continue reading
The Democratic Party turned its back on me and my family long before I turned my back on it. | Continue reading
‘We are a people that has experienced something epic together. We were given this brilliant, beautiful thing, this new arrangement,’ says the star of our next Book Club. | Continue reading
Israeli soccer fans were ambushed, beaten, and pleaded with their assailants: “not Jewish, not Jewish.” I grew up in the Netherlands. I wasn’t surprised. | Continue reading
On Tuesday, voters decided to trust their own eyes. What took so long? | Continue reading
A night to remember, a campaign to memory-hole, and a rightward shuffle that would make the Electric Slide blush. Plus: a media in mourning, CA’s comeback, and much more. | Continue reading
Women, working-class voters, young voters, and non-white voters all shifted right in this election. Who is the Democratic Party for, exactly? | Continue reading
Prediction markets, Beyoncé, Peter Thiel, fiat currency, bros with podcasts, Jen Aniston, weed, and Tims. Who came out on top and who is licking their wounds? | Continue reading
Trump won young men by meeting them where they are. | Continue reading
Will Kamala’s refusal to go on Joe Rogan’s podcast be remembered like Hillary not visiting Wisconsin before the election? | Continue reading
It wasn’t abortion that mobilized voters. It was biological males in women’s sports. | Continue reading
The legacy press explains reality away. Matthew Continetti on the right. Freddie deBoer on the left. Marianne Williamson on Democratic elites. Plus: Olivia Reingold, Frannie Block, and more. | Continue reading
Democrats are reeling from the rightward shift that shocked America. Do they have the courage to ‘take a long, hard look in the mirror’? | Continue reading
Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States. . . again. | Continue reading
Canceled classes, erased grades, and individual counseling: Universities rush to console their ‘grieving’ students. | Continue reading
‘Many of those people have not sauntered out of their gated communities long enough to have made sense of what is going on out there.’ | Continue reading
Once deep blue, the people of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, helped put Trump in the White House. Olivia Reingold joined them for election night. | Continue reading
To win, you have to believe things. Freddie deBoer on the future of the left. | Continue reading
Trump is the GOP’s undisputed leader. But he must not interpret his stunning victory as a blank check. | Continue reading
‘To suggest that Americans balk at the notion of putting women in power is absurd.’ | Continue reading
Predictions, hopes, and postmortems from Jesse Singal, Coleman Hughes, Peter Meijer, Dasha Nekrasova, Rikki Schlott, Sohrab Ahmari, Brianna Wu, and more. | Continue reading
Trump’s victory is a blow to political lawfare, critical race theory, woke campuses, legacy media, and Hollywood. It’s also a win for a new generation of builders like Elon Musk. | Continue reading
It’s not because we told you what to think. It’s because we did the basic job of journalism: We held up a mirror to reality. | Continue reading
Donald Trump has gone from convict to the 47th president of the United States. It’s a comeback unlike any other in American history. How did it happen? | Continue reading
The Democrats were the party of dishonesty—and people saw right through it. | Continue reading
He was impeached, found guilty of sexual assault, faced 116 indictments, and was convicted in a Manhattan court. None of it mattered. Here’s why. | Continue reading
Both sides claimed a loss for their candidate would signal the end of our republic. This is not just wrongheaded; it’s a betrayal of our history. | Continue reading
Bibi’s ouster of his defense minister, Yoav Gallant, sent Israelis pouring into the streets in protest. The opposition leader called the move an “act of madness.” | Continue reading
Our live show begins tonight at 7 p.m. EST—and we’ve got a lineup you won’t find anywhere else. | Continue reading
How the politically homeless are voting. Joe Rogan endorses Trump. A Russian-born American on her first real election. Self-care for election ‘trauma.’ And much more. | Continue reading
Our newsroom reflects our readers: We aren’t voting in unison. | Continue reading
If you've made it this far and you’re still undecided, Sam Harris and Ben Shapiro make the case for their candidates. | Continue reading
We went back to our sources to find out. | Continue reading
At the McCourt School of Public Policy, officials are offering ‘mindfulness’ options to cope with the election. The only thing missing is a blankie. | Continue reading
‘She will be a normal president, surrounded by normal experts, seeking normal political ends.’ | Continue reading
‘Donald Trump fixes the toilet. Kamala Harris throws a cherry bomb in it.’ | Continue reading
Neither Harris nor Trump inspire particular enthusiasm in me. But having grown up in Russia, I know the difference between a poor choice and none at all. | Continue reading
History proves that tyranny can be overthrown. With Hezbollah now weakened, the brave dissidents of our series ask: How can we push for real political change? | Continue reading
Don’t be surprised on election night, the bots rooting for Kamala, Ben Kawaller’s final Swing State Debate, the meaning of Peanut the squirrel, and more. | Continue reading
The Trump Bible, Kamala’s coconut tree, and J.D. Vance’s couch. Our reporters nominate symbols that sum up this insane race. | Continue reading
Title IX laws were created to protect women from discrimination. Now they’re being used to punish acts once seen as ‘completely protected speech.’ | Continue reading
In my final episode, Ohio voters battle over which party enables success in the richest country on Earth. | Continue reading
Sure, Donald Trump is the greatest bullshitter of the modern age, but he stands on the shoulders of giants, from P.T. Barnum to Bill Clinton. | Continue reading
Grace in defeat is important for democracy. Both presidential candidates must be prepared to accept America’s choice next week. | Continue reading
I’m a Democrat living in a red, rural county. Trump supporters have mowed my lawn, walked my dog, and eroded my prejudices with their humanity. | Continue reading