Two tribes, Trump and the State of an imperilled Union

Pioneering Supreme Court justice championed the cause of equality

The great judge was not the one-dimensional radical of the popular imagination. Her jurisprudence was cumulative, evolutionary—and immensely persuasive

We still have hope for the future of the great American experiment

Don't imagine that America's creaking electoral machinery will facilitate an orderly transfer of power

The playboy president brought a clever and cultured conservative lawyer into his tent. Is William Barr now ready to bend any rule to help Trump keep the White House?

Joe Biden hopes to defeat Trump through old-fashioned politics, and then restore some old-fashioned normality to the United States. But have the country’s furious divisions made that impossible?

Interconnectivity has made it easier than ever—but recent meddling has precedent

They need to address the politics of class and reform the constitution

Islam and the west must form an alliance instead

And we may have "a more influential role at the top table"

Whatever he does as president, the Paris Agreement is already international law