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George Thomas is the Wohlford Professor of American Political Institutions at Claremont McKenna College and the author, most recently, of The (Un)Written Constitution.
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.
The president not only traffics in racist rhetoric, but also racist policies, and we should not shy away from pointing out the harms.
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By discouraging and blocking international student enrollment, the administration harms the U.S. economy and benefits American rivals, including China.
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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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