The New Republic

On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a single, massive victory to one of the thousands of communities and tribal nations currently st...

The Trump-incited insurrection at the Capitol on Wednesday was a fitting coda to a presidency that came into this world likening Mexicans to...

Last week, in the wake of the pro-Trump riot at the U.S. Capitol, The New Yorker’s Ronan Farrow wrote a story about an Air Force pilot turn...

Last week, amid the chaos of the Capitol riot, the Trump administration proceeded with plans to sell off chunks of the Arctic National Wildl...

Let’s get something straight. The pressand many of our leaders have converged upon an implicit consensus that last Wednesday should be unde...

Over the past 60 years, two inaugural addresses, in particular, have left a lasting impression on Democratic oratory. In 1961, John Kennedy...

I am trying to cope with anti-democratic social collapse during a pandemic by reading local news stories about the people who stormed the Ca...

“But just remember this: you’re smarter, you’re stronger,you’ve got more going than anybody, and they try and demean everybody having todo...

On the evening of February 16, 1961, 19-year-old Wilbert Rideau found himself at a loose end. He’d missed the bus after finishing work in hi...

At long last, it seems like nearly every Democrat in Washington finally agrees on something: impeaching Donald Trump (a second time) and rem...

Watching armed neo-Nazis and other extremists violently storm the Capitol building on Wednesday, my first thoughts weren’t of reaction in Wa...

It’s been almost three days since President Donald Trump incited a mob to attack Capitol Hill. So far, Facebook and Twitter have responded m...

Even the prospect of the government cutting Americans no-strings-attached $2,000 checks seemed, as 2020 ended, to send certain moderates and...

Speaking on Fox News hours after a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, a somber Tucker Carlson had a message for his audience: What h...

The worst manager I ever had could slip frictionlessly between enthusiasm and furor, high-fives and reprimands. He liked to stalk through th...

Seemingly a month ago, on Monday, ExxonMobil released its annual Energy & Carbon Summary. For the first time, the company reported its Scope...

Nowthat the Democrats have won control of the Senate, with a 50–50 split and atie-breaking vote for Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, th...

For decades, Democrats have tried to downplay any desire to simply give people cash benefits, seemingly fearful of being seen as doling out...

As pageants go, presidential inaugurations are tame affairs. I went to one—Bill Clinton’s first, when I was 12—and don’t remember a thing ab...

The pro-Trump mob pushed through barricades and climbed walls, smashed windows and carried away mementos of their invasion. They jostled thr...

The president incited a break-in at the Capitol; then Mick Mulvaney resigned as special envoy to Northern Ireland. Elaine Chao is reportedly...

The violent storming of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday by Donald Trump supporters, who were egged on by the president’s false claims that th...

For more than three decades, photojournalist RonHaviv has covered wars and unrest across five continents. One of his first international as...

There was a brief moment on Wednesday—before hundreds of MAGA goons stormed the Capitol and chased out lawmakers certifying Joe Biden’s vict...

EdmundFawcett has remarkable timing. His book Conservatism: The Fight for aTradition appeared two weeks before the U.S. election and a few...