Jason Linkins

We can do hard things, but only if we do them together.

Corruptionland streams free online for all Americans one week before Election Day, and TNR readers are getting a first peek.

The Maine senator has spent the week prevaricating about her vote for Brett Kavanaugh. It’s time for her reckoning.

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff is leading the rise of the rude Democrat. More should follow his lead.

A future Democratic president will have to do more than rehire a competent civil service, they’ll have to cleanse the federal bureaucracy of its Trumpist stench.

Even as the administration pummels the airwaves with slopaganda, Republicans are panicking about the president’s drag on their electoral ambitions.

A recent survey found a little too much affection for an extremely unconstitutional way to oust the president.

Here are some things to remember while you’re waiting for that $5,000 the president is promising.

The AI industry say it’s holding a doomsday gun—and warning us it will go off soon.

The media’s fixation on this twitch streamer few voters have heard of should not be that difficult an obstacle to overcome.

If the party wants to win elections and defeat Trumpism for good, they’ll all have to get out of their comfort zone.

The administration is desperately trying to spin the hopeless war in Iran as a success, but our service members and their families are telling a different story.

The centrist organization is spending millions of dollars of corporate money on a campaign to manufacture right-wing talking points to flood the media.

Amid the former Senate majority leader’s mysterious hospitalization, some are placing unreasonable demands on Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear. Let’s sort this out.

This administration is monomaniacally focused on constantly making headlines. Too bad it’s all the same bad news.

The conservative legal movement lost its bid to eradicate birthright citizenship, but its war on the Reconstruction Amendments is going to continue.

Trump’s desperation to leave his mark on the country is consuming our nation’s semiquincentennial.

Republicans are rotting from the top, following the president down the path of crashing out and complaining instead of governing.

The Supreme Court’s conservative majority is trying to drive the party to extinction. What do they plan to do about it?

People really seem worked up about the president ruining this weekend’s big party. But you can’t ruin something that’s already rotten to the core.