If 1966 was a backlash against the Great Society, 2018 was a backlash in defense of it.
The partisan gerrymandering problem is real, but it’s on its way to being cured, with no need for federal judicial intervention.
Republicans must now reflect on how much better they would have fared this year if their standard-bearer had been perceived as somewhere within the historical norm for presidential behavior.
Before our very eyes, the parties may be exchanging core constituencies, as suburbanites trend blue and industrial workers trend red.
Polls suggest the race for Illinois’s 6th Congressional District is the closest thing to a pure toss-up in the country.
Her announcement of a dementia diagnosis marked a poignant exit for a woman who once ranked as the most powerful federal official of her gender in America.
There's nothing wrong with being present for the burning of a segregationist symbol.
This is the sort of thing that can happen when a government chooses its leaders based on kinship, not ability.
Effective enforcement should be focused on the most repugnant and most socially destabilizing crimes.
