Liberal societies need not just good institutions but also a clearer vision of their ends

Our early-October selection of the president’s latest and greatest assaults on the rule of law

Yet another thinker puts his faith in the service of monstrous deportation policies

Our early-October selection of the president’s latest and greatest assaults on the rule of law

Letting the administration deport them for now to nasty third-country dictatorships should shock our conscience

The decline of the rule of law and our republic is not inevitable

Such a change, requiring no constitutional amendment, would free senators to vote their judgment instead of their fears

His motto is to use state power against his enemies and help his friends in the nonprofit world

Such a change, requiring no constitutional amendment, would free senators to vote their judgment instead of their fears

Such a change, requiring no constitutional amendment, would free senators to vote their judgment instead of their fears

Such a change, requiring no constitutional amendment, would free senators to vote their judgment instead of their fears

Liberal societies need not just good institutions but also a clearer vision of their ends

In March 2025, Trump moved to shut down Voice of America’s parent agency, and most of its staff were put on paid leave.

Our early-October selection of the president’s latest and greatest assaults on the rule of law

Our early-October selection of the president’s latest and greatest assaults on the rule of law

In April, the NAACP sued Elon Musk’s xAI under the Clean Air Act.

A string of recent TV ads praising Donald Trump carry an unusual disclaimer: “Paid for by the U.S.

On September 18, Trump announced that he was banning CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House over their “constant ‘reporting’ FAKE NEWS!,” which he absurdly called “a threat to our National Security.” The next day, their press credentials were deactivated.

In March 2025, Trump moved to shut down Voice of America’s parent agency, and most of its staff were put on paid leave.

According to David Perdue, the U.S.

Last year, Donald Trump canceled $4.9 billion in congressionally approved foreign aid with a “pocket rescission.” The maneuver works by asking Congress to rescind funds so close to the end of the fiscal year that the money expires before lawmakers can act.

On the same day the TV networks suspended pool coverage in solidarity with CNN, the White House rolled out its own replacement.

Yet another thinker puts his faith in the service of monstrous deportation policies

Yet another thinker puts his faith in the service of monstrous deportation policies