Here’s what we know and don’t know about the many cases against him.
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How the GOP’s State-Level Assaults on Choice Might Kill Roe v. Wade
An inside look at the bans and restrictions that would go into effect should the Supreme Court overturn the landmark 1973 ruling.
Stay Calm. Biden’s Presidency Is Not “On the Line” with Build Back Better.
It’d be great to pass the historic measure, but Democrats could still run well in the next two elections without it.
In the Virginia Governor’s Race, a Warning for Democrats
GOP nominee Glenn Youngkin has disassociated himself from Trump without alienating the former president’s core supporters. It might not win him the election, but it may offer Republicans a blueprint for success.
Indian Tribes Are Governing Well. It’s the States That Are Failing
In law enforcement, child welfare, and environmental protection, tribes are leading the way. The states trying to block them, by contrast, are hardly trying to serve their people.
Democrats Don’t Have to Pay for “Build Back Better”
Biden, Schumer, and Pelosi cling to the quaint notion that spending should have “pay-fors.” They should get over that.
Justin Trudeau May Be the World’s Most Successful Progressive Leader
You don’t have to like him. But hear out his accomplishments.
The French Sub Deal: A Mercedes With a Fiat Engine at a Rolls-Royce Price
Why the U.S. risked a diplomatic row to save Australia from a poor decision.
The Most Promising Presidential Reform Moment Since Watergate
Why Congress should act now to impose new systems of checks and balances.
An American Diplomat’s Stinging Rebuke of America’s Haiti Policy
Why Daniel Foote’s resignation as U.S. special envoy is such a big deal.

