Politics

By James Kunhardt, Anne Joseph O’ConnellWill Chevron deference—where courts defer to reasonable agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes—make it to its...

By John Hudak This November Donald Trump faces an existential test. He has spent the primary season throwing around his...

By Vanessa WilliamsonEach year, more than 150 million U.S. households file their income taxes; what if they could simultaneously register...

By Darrell M. West When I moved to D.C. a decade ago after many years of teaching at Brown University,...

By Elaine Kamarck In the course of a sizzling hot summer, predictions for how Democrats will do in the midterm...

By Elaine Kamarck Today, two Republican women will be on the ballot. Their candidacies say a great deal about the...

The upcoming midterm elections will have enormous consequences. Not only will they determine which party controls the House and Senate...

By Glenn Fine An inspector general is once again making front-page news. Unfortunately, he is not exposing misconduct, making recommendations...

By William A. Galston Are Americans finally ready for a third-party? Andrew Yang, a former candidate for the Democratic presidential...

By Ryan HassA stark contrast in narratives about China’s future is emerging inside and outside of China. This is partly...