The Trump administration may talk tough on Venezuela, but it can’t effect easy regime change there.
Politics
A Warning from Istanbul
If Trump refuses to accept a 2020 loss, he may use a strategy now being tested in Turkey.
What Biden and Trump Have In Common
Before reinventing himself as an Obama ally, the former VP built his career as an icon of white working-class grievance.
Conservatives Are In Denial About White Supremacy
Recognizing the role of ideology in attacks like the Poway synagogue shooting would require them to grapple with their own complicity.
A New Approach for Democrats
Instead of trying to be a single “big tent,” what if the party took a page out of the parliamentarian playbook?
What Democrats Can Learn From Pete Buttigieg
The upstart candidate is showing liberals how to reclaim the language of freedom.
House Democrats Are Failing to Investigate the White House
Party leaders vowed in 2018 to conduct oversight on Trump. They haven’t, and it’s costing them politically.
How Trump’s Iran Sanctions Might Empower the Regime
The president risks making the same mistake George H.W. Bush made with Saddam Hussein.
Will Modi Drive India Away from Democracy?
If he wins reelection, it could move the country further from its founding principles.
The Tax Day Outrage You Don’t Know About
Conservatives love to lament wasted taxpayer money, but cuts to federal workers are costing the U.S. billions.
