Where do Democrats go from here?

If Democrats want to avoid being consigned to minority status for years to come, it is critical that they shun calls to double down on the politics of resistance and begin offering genuine, centrist solutions that address Americans’ concerns.

Since Donald Trump’s rise to prominence in the 2016 presidential campaign and through his first term, out-of-office election-denial antics and his 2024 campaign, many supporters have built a cottage industry excusing his more extravagant claims.

Most public attention to President-elect Donald Trump’s top picks for Cabinet and other prominent administration roles has understandably focused on his more controversial choices.

Demography is destiny.

But that’s not the end of the delays

Trump’s ‘enemy from within’

Come January, Republicans have a big opportunity to move the ball forward on healthcare reform.

If he can deliver some libertarian wins, that would be welcomed.

The best case scenario for DOGE is that it brings a bit more public attention to some of the more subtle ways in which our federal government wastes our resources.

When President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas 61 years ago today, he took with him a sense of the nation’s innocence. Many of those who were in their formative years at the time remember it as a historical inflection point, a moment after which everything changed.