America's Leonid Brezhnev. Credit: Getty
11/12/2024 - 8:00pm

Mitch McConnell’s successor inherits a broken Senate America's Leonid Brezhnev held onto power far longer than he should have

Malcom Kyeyune

12.11

Immigration control will be central to Trump’s presidency Stephen Miller and Tom Homan have been appointed to tackle the border crisis

Fred Bauer

Monday, November 11

11.11

Don’t bet on Trump being soft with Putin The President-elect shows no sign of caving to Kremlin demands

Tom Rogan

11.11
Protestors in Jerusalem demand an end to the war in Gaza. Credit: Getty

Has Israel given up on returning the hostages?

David Swift

Sunday, November 10

10.11

Putin won’t get any guarantees from a Trump White House Russia is looking for incentives to capture more Ukrainian territory

Anatol Lieven

10.11
You scratch my back, I scratch yours. Credit: Getty

Donald Trump has made Elon Musk’s businesses vulnerable

Brian Chau

10.11

Trump’s gender ideology pledge could have international effect The President-elect has vowed to restore protections for women and girls

Joan Smith

Saturday, November 9

09.11

Old-school Leftism is going extinct in the Democratic Party Progressive liberals have disregarded the politics of Bernie Sanders

Ralph Leonard

09.11

Tories vie with Nigel Farage to be UK’s Trump whisperer Much of the modern Conservative Party shares little common ground with MAGA

Patrick O'Flynn

09.11
Have we entered a new era of cancel culture? Credit: Getty

Left-wing academics now primary targets of cancel culture

Noah Carl

Friday, November 8

08.11

Francis Fukuyama: Trump’s win marks ‘decisive rejection’ of liberalism In a new piece, the scholar acknowledged the far-reaching effects of populism

Laurel Duggan

08.11

Is California turning red? A slew of Republican wins in the state suggests an anti-progressive push is underway

Soledad Ursúa

08.11
Susie Wiles with Donald Trump on election night. Credit: Getty

Susie Wiles China ties raise questions about White House role

Lee Fang

08.11

What can we expect from Trump’s first 100 days? GOP insiders provide details of the President-elect's plans

Emily Jashinsky

Thursday, November 7

07.11
The old guard wants to double down on identity politics. Credit: Getty

Democratic elites start blame game over Harris defeat

Laurel Duggan

07.11

The Resistance will be back for Trump’s second term Progressive anti-populists haven't learned their lesson

Fred Bauer

07.11

Are the bond vigilantes finally coming for America? Investors are anticipating an asset bubble and rising inflation

John Rapley

07.11

Why white women stuck with Trump Democrats struggle to make inroads with the country's largest voting bloc

Laurel Duggan

07.11

Starmer may have already burnt his bridges with Trump The former president is not one to forget slights

Angus Reilly

Wednesday, November 6

06.11

Who are the winners and losers from the US election? A Trump presidency will be good for fossil fuels — but bad for Iran

Joel Kotkin

06.11
Celebrity endorsements weren't enough to convince blue-collar workers to vote for Harris. Credit: Getty

Will the Democrats ever win back the working class?

Michael Baharaeen

06.11

Kamala Harris took the ethnic-minority vote for granted The myth of America's 'demographic destiny' has been shattered

Rakib Ehsan

06.11

Donald Trump has built a Republican youth movement Kamala Harris will regret chasing the corporate vote

Oliver Bateman

06.11
45 becomes 47. Credit: Getty

Hispanic voters won Pennsylvania for Donald Trump

Kyle Sammin

06.11

Abortion ballot failure seals Florida's Rightward drift A measure restoring Roe-era access was rejected

Laurel Duggan

Tuesday, November 5

05.11
From Russia with love. Credit: Getty

Kremlin's sex toy sabotage campaign is just the beginning

Bethany Elliott

05.11

Joe Rogan's Trump endorsement cements Bernie Bro alliance It marks the culmination of former Leftists' journey to the political Right

Gavin Haynes

05.11

Donald Trump has capitalized on voter disillusionment Would an alternative GOP candidate necessarily do better?

Malcom Kyeyune

05.11
Big Tech companies no longer function as an arm of government. Credit: Getty

The censorship machine is far weaker in 2024 than 2020

Geoff Shullenberger

Monday, November 4

04.11

Iran is now conducting foreign policy through memes Political communication has been drastically altered by social media

Katherine Dee

04.11
Futile gestures go further than we think. Credit: Getty

King of Spain's flood visit shows enduring power of monarchy

Yuan Yi Zhu

04.11

Iran-Israel escalation looms ahead of US election Ayatollah Khamenei may capitalize on political chaos in Washington

Tom Rogan