Policy
Dueling Rulings on Abortion Drug
Plus: The Republican Party struggles to come to a post-Roe consensus.
Revoking the President’s War Powers, Explained
Congress is poised to repeal authorization for the use of military force for the first time since 1974.
Transgender Athletes and Title IX
The Biden administration releases a new rule that seems to satisfy no one.
A Modest Case for the Case Against Trump
The indictment might not be strong, exactly, but neither is it as weak as many have argued.
Lawmakers Revive SCOTUS Ethics Debate
A report about Justice Clarence Thomas has Democrats pushing for new rules.
Texas’ Bad Bet on Gambling
State-cartel gambling doesn’t provide the path to economic prosperity its backers claim.
Cracking Down on Immigration or Religious Liberty?
A group of evangelicals says a sweeping immigration proposal in Florida would trample their ministry.
TikTok’s D.C. Influence Campaign
Under scrutiny from Congress, the social media company is leveraging close ties to American power brokers.
Malice Toward All?
Whatever happens in Dominion’s lawsuit against Fox, it has exposed the network’s contempt for its viewers.
Donald Trump’s Other Legal Woes, Explained
Charges in New York may be the least of the former president’s legal worries.
Can the GOP Force Biden’s Hand on the Debt Ceiling?
House Republican leaders may pass their own bill to raise the federal borrowing limit.
The Logistics of a TikTok Ban
Plus: Why Russia detained a Wall Street Journal reporter.
Checking in on the NHS
Take a look across the pond and discover that the U.S. isn’t the only developed country with a dysfunctional health care system.
The Indictment and the Problem of Discretion
The question is fundamentally about trust, the great political lubricant of our society.
Debt Ceiling Negotiations Turn Spicy
Lawmakers and the White House trade jabs over raising the federal debt limit.