If he’s reelected, America may remain closed even after it is pandemic free.
Daniel Block
Daniel Block is a senior editor at Foreign
Affairs and a contributing editor at the Washington Monthly.
Why Congress Can’t Stop Surprise Medical Bills
The House and Senate had a bipartisan agreement to end health care’s most exploitative practice. Then it all fell apart.
Defending Democracy in the Trump Era
Help the Washington Monthly stay in the fight.
The Other Dreamers
They came here legally. Most are college bound. So why is the U.S. kicking them out?
The Voting Wars Come to Campus
Students face a growing maze of voting restrictions. Can they find their way through in time for 2020?
America’s Best Colleges for Student Voting 2019
The schools doing the most to turn students into citizens.
Free Trade For Liberals
How a U.S.-Europe economic alliance could protect democracy, fight inequality, and save the environment.
King Modi
India’s recent election shows that majoritarian nationalism is hard to defeat.
In India, Right-Wing Nationalism Continues Its Winning Streak
Narendra Modi won an overwhelming reelection victory despite a sluggish economy. Can anything stop him?
A Warning from Istanbul
If Trump refuses to accept a 2020 loss, he may use a strategy now being tested in Turkey.

