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There is almost no discussion in our politics of these subjects and yet they make the average American’s daily life less fulfilling.

Amid the GOP's struggle to bridge pre-Trump establishment politics with post-Trump populism, Democrats' class warfare makes that task easier.

Both men relied on Buchanans central insight that "the greatest vacuum in American politics is to the right of Ronald Reagan."

Both men tried to make good on Buchanan’s central insight, that “the greatest vacuum in American politics is to the right of Ronald Reagan.”

So far, Biden’s 1987 scandals have been a non-factor in media coverage of his current race for the White House. But our review shows that when the multiple plagiarism accusations first appeared 32 years ago, liberal journalists treated them as Joe Biden’s first big test of character on the national stage — and, in their eyes, he flunked.

Thompson Rehder's perspectives on institutions, addiction, media, Trump, and classism are underrepresented in our national discourse.

The late talk radio star Rush Limbaugh coined the phrase “Gorbasm” for the ecstasy that many reporters felt when covering Soviet dictator Mikhail Gorbachev, who died at age 91 on Tuesday. It’s true that Gorbachev was obviously less brutal than previous communist rulers. But his Soviet Union was hardly an enlightened, peace-loving democracy.

President Trump's devotion to cable has elevated the political importance of those networks, which remain plagued by myths. Here are five.

TikTok just unveiled an 'Elections Center' that will put detailed voter profiles in the hands of a company based in Beijing.

Jashinsky and Harris discuss everything from TikTok and national security to the psychology of social networks and their incentives.