Blasterbating Needs to Stop. Turn Down For What? | Opinion
Blasterbating is the loud consumption of digital content that is only intended for oneself, but to which all in proximity are subjected.
By
Kendra Stanton Lee
Biden's Refusal to Step Down Is Just the Latest Slight to Rural Americans
The ones most concerned with Biden's age and ability to serve are the regular Americans I'm talking to every day on the campaign trail.
By
Adam Frisch
Expand the Supreme Court—Now! | Opinion
The Constitution does not specify lifetime appointments, but only that justices serve "during good behavior."
Turn Off Your AC, Just for a Little Bit. Even in a Heat Wave | Opinion
How a window fan ended my comfort compulsion—and can end yours too.
By
Jeff Raderstrong
They Lied to You
For years, Democrats and the corporate media lied through their teeth about the blatant decline of the president's physical and mental faculties.
By
Josh Hammer
The Numbers Don't Lie. Get Off Your Phone | Opinion
Technology can hinder, rather than help, childhood development and even social interactions among adults.
By
Will Johnson
Optimists Will Write the Story of America | Opinion
This Fourth of July, if you want to hear the story of America, I suggest turning off the TV and tuning out the shouting. Listen to Americans, especially the youngest of us, and you'll hear a very different story.
By
Rosie Rios
The American Dream Is Alive and Well | Opinion
I think the American Dream is still alive, if we are willing to fight for it.
The American Dream Is Dead | Opinion
With few exceptions, your birthdate now determines whether you will be part of a permanent class of debt-dependent renters or financially independent owners.
By
John A. Burtka
A Different Type of July 4 Anniversary | Opinion
On July 4, 1798, the United States Senate passed a sedition law that made it illegal to criticize the Federalist administration or their allies in Congress.
By
Lindsay M. Chervinsky
Highlighted Debates from Previous Weeks
Donald Trump Is Desperate to Keep 'Doddering Joe' as His Opponent | Opinion
By Jason Fields
Biden Is Still Trump's Biggest Threat | Opinion
By Bradley Devlin
I Helped Write Project 2025's Policies. Let's Set the Record Straight | Opinion
By Jeffrey H. Anderson
Project 2025? Never Heard of It! Trump's Denial Rings Hollow | Opinion
By Matt Robison
Orbán: The Point of NATO Is Peace, Not Endless War | Opinion
By Viktor Orbán
In a Dangerous World, NATO Must Restore Deterrence | Opinion
By Ariel Cohen
France, U.K. Elections Were a Loss for Incumbents, Not a Win For the Left | Opinion
By Paul du Quenoy
France's Lurch to the Left Is Seismic | Opinion
By Aron Solomon
With Calls To Expand Supreme Court, Liberals Hope To Skirt the Rules | Opinion
By Peter Roff
Expand the Supreme Court—Now! | Opinion
By Ross Rosenfeld
The Five-Step Plan for Replacing Biden, Winning, and Saving America | Opinion
By Matt Robison
How President Biden Can Fight His Way Back | Opinion
By Eric Schmeltzer
The American Dream Is Alive and Well | Opinion
By Angela McArdle
The American Dream Is Dead | Opinion
By John A. Burtka
How the 'Experts' Got Tariffs So Wrong—and Trump Got It Right | Opinion
By Kenneth Rapoza
American Agriculture Can't Afford Another Trade War with China | Opinion
By David L. Ortega
Iraq's Sovereignty Is in Jeopardy. Why Is Nobody Speaking Up? | Opinion
Kurdish and Assyrian villagers fear mortars and constant gunfire, and many report that they have been warned by Turkish soldiers to evacuate their homes within 24 hours or face forced removal and bombardment by the Turkish army.
By
Shanaz Ibrahim Ahmed
How Can We Help Families on the Brink of Homelessness? | Opinion
Reducing homelessness to addiction and mental illness fundamentally misunderstands the problem.
By
John Berry
It's Not Too Late To Hold China Accountable on COVID | Opinion
No matter who wins in November, preparing for the next pandemic needs to be a top priority for America's leaders.
By
Jamie Metzl and John Ratcliffe
France's Emmanuel Macron Is In for a Rough Few Years | Opinion
If Macron thought dissolving the French National Assembly immediately after the EU elections and daring French voters to bring the far-right into power would scare them straight, it backfired in spectacular fashion.
Lahaina's History Must Be Central to Rebuilding After the Fire | Opinion
Lahaina has suffered tremendous loss. By making history and heritage central to the rebuilding effort, we can forge a new type of recovery.
By
Sara C. Bronin
We Need to Create Pathways for Students | Opinion
We must learn from history, and both grow our economy and make it more fair to workers.
By
Ro Khanna and Randi Weingarten
Israel Must Target Iran at the Same Time as Hezbollah | Opinion
When contemplating the prospect of a wider conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israel faces several critical questions.
By
Yaakov Katz
My Fellow Progressives: Replacing Biden Is Not Our Fight | Opinion
It is not on progressives to fight for a different candidate, it is on us to fight for a party that centers the people over the donor class.
By
Nina Turner
Presidents Can't Be Prosecuted for Doing Their Jobs | Opinion
The ruling was both eminently predictable and utterly unremarkable: presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts but not for unofficial ones.
By
Ilya Shapiro
Let's Make the Democratic Convention a Reality Show Extravaganza | Opinion
Influenced by the flood of psyops claiming Biden is the "only Democrat who can beat Donald Trump" many have started to wonder whether our other options are any better.
By
Aaron Regunberg
