They’ll probably succeed in passing something, but nothing like what has been promised.
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The House Budget Negotiations Come to Nothing
After nearly a year of haggling over their budget, the House will pass the Senate’s version.
To Win Elections, Find Out What Makes People Wince
The Democrats need to get their finger on the pulse of the communities where they’ve lost support.
Is Gorsuch Driving a Wedge Between Conservatives on the Court?
His extremist opinions are combined with an approach that is alienating the other justices.
Birth Control Access Is Less Partisan Than You Might Think
Some red states are making it easier to get birth control, even as they roll back access to abortion.
Made in America
Trade deals like NAFTA have left behind the working class. But, disaffected workers don’t have to be an inevitable outcome of globalization.
Trump’s Disgraceful Call to a Gold Star Widow Reveals His True Character
The president’s inability to honor deceased soldiers shows that he lacks the competence to be commander in chief.
Social Media Is Corroding Our Democracy
Sites like Facebook and Twitter create echo chambers that sharpen partisan differences. Could the right incentives change how we consume information?
For Their Own Good, the Senate Republicans Shouldn’t Pass Their Budget
The GOP’s best opinion is to kill their tax reform effort in the crib.
Is the New York Times Social Media Policy Good for Journalism?
Journalists, especially those at the Times, must wield their power wisely.

