Jennifer Miller is the author of two novels, The Year of the Gadfly and The Heart You Carry Home. Her journalism can be found in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and Slate. Find her at byjennifermiller.com.
The history of American politics as a tug-of-war between our individualist and collectivist identities.
In the fight for the Democratic nomination in Maine’s likely pivotal U.S. Senate race, Democrats seem to face a choice between the reckless and the listless.
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From threatening Denmark to belittling NATO, Trump has strained the alliance, but his affronts—including berating allies for not joining his Persian Gulf adventure—are speeding a European future without American leadership.
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The Hungarian strongman’s electoral manipulations created a system so volatile that a modest popular swing wiped out his supermajority.
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His proposed 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery is pure Trump.
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Strongmen are weaker. Integrity endures. Peace is popular.
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The vice president’s humiliations in Budapest and Islamabad raise the question: Why did Trump set him up to fail?
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