T he statements from congressional Republicans after Saturday’s shooting of Alex Pretti were relatively mild. Lawmakers said ...

And yet Minneapolis also offers a compelling answer to the question that democracy-loving Americans have asked for the past ...

As the courts free more and more books from the contraband shelf, there is not much left in literature that can consistently be banned, says Harvard professor and critic Harry Levin. Here he assesses ...

Last year, starting in January, the United States experienced its largest documented measles outbreak in more than three ...

Silicon Valley’s top CEOs have been noticeably silent after the Minneapolis shooting.

Anyone who would denigrate the service of our NATO allies clearly never spent a day in uniform. These NATO soldiers were as ...

Beth Osborne was deputy assistant secretary for policy, and then acting assistant secretary, at the U.S. Department of Transportation from 2009 until March, when she joined Transportation for America.

The author’s work makes an excellent case that literature can explore virtue—even if his latest novel reveals its pitfalls.

Of the many lessons to be drawn from the administration’s retreat in Minneapolis, the most important is that Donald Trump can ...

The presidential contender’s memoir presents his faith as a unifying force—and in this morally fraught moment, it might just ...

The pushback against ICE exposed a series of mistaken assumptions. The Department of Justice is his personal law firm. The Trump administration has perfected the smear campaign.

Alisha Green is a freelance reporter who covers technology, politics, and how the two influence each other. She is based in Santa Cruz, California.