What Happened?
All the signs had seemed to point to a Democratic sweep. Why didn’t it materialize?
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The Fight to Protect Abortion Access Amid the Pandemic
As the public health crisis continues, providers confront anti-abortion protesters and politicians exploiting the outbreak to undermine reproductive health.
Organizers in Minneapolis Weigh Role of Community Defense Groups in a Police-Free Future
Some suggest neighborhood watch groups can offer long-term alternatives to over-policing. Others believe they run the risk of replicating the same abuses.
Mass Immigration Prosecutions on the Border Are Currently on Hold. What Comes Next Is Uncertain.
With the coronavirus sweeping the country, federal defense attorneys and court officials witnessed a rare pause in the longstanding prosecution pipeline.
Bear Fights and Attila the Hun: A Look at the 2020 Landscape
The Washington Post’s Dave Weigel breaks down some key races.
Are Trump and the Anti-Lockdown Militias Itching for Violence?
Armed protesters have shown up at state capitols to protest the ongoing Covid-19 lockdowns. Where will this end?
Police Attacks on Protesters Are Rooted in a Violent Ideology of Reactionary Grievance
A peaceful protest movement confronts a lawless police culture.
Ben Smith's NYT Critique of Ronan Farrow Describes a Toxic, Corrosive, and Still-Vibrant Trump-Era Pathology: "Resistance Journalism"
The ex-BuzzFeed News editor’s criticisms of Farrow are debatable, but his diagnosis of what is destroying U.S. journalism is dead-on.
National Review Is Trying to Rewrite Its Own Racist History
The magazine invested extraordinary amounts of time and resources into building an intellectual edifice for segregation.
New Details Show How Deeply Iowa Caucus App Developer Was Embedded in Democratic Establishment
The high-profile liberal firm Acronym is denying it played a role in the Iowa caucus debacle. But Acronym and the app developer, Shadow, are deeply intertwined.