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Christoph Irmscher, a distinguished professor of English at Indiana University Bloomington, is a biographer and frequent book reviewer, most regularly for The Art Newspaper.
The young Bernie Sanders was an oddball and a perennial candidate. But even then, he saw a reality other politicians ignored.
Reporting from the Soviet capital about seven days that changed the world.
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The Republican Party’s turn against liberal internationalism is not a passing Trump aberration but a reversion to long-standing illiberalism on the American right.
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Be vigilant, be imaginative, but also remember that everything Trump is doing to impose restrictive voting measures is backfiring on Republicans, just like his previous efforts.
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Envious of Putin, Xi, and other authoritarians who have no clock ticking, the president is more dangerous than ever.
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The president’s denial that he lost to Joe Biden now turns to a Tulsi Gabbard-led fishing expedition. What could go wrong?
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Trump has turned a constitutional safeguard into a corruption free-for-all, making an amendment to rein in pardon powers necessary—and even plausible.
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He’s a long shot for 2028, but even as an “also-ran,” he’ll shape the debate and the future.
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