Matt Miller, the State Department spokesman, came to the podium in the cramped, crudely lit press briefing room deep within ...

In 2016, far-right outlets upended the media. Now a new brand of liberal ventures is claiming turf online.

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Behind him were two posters, one from an old political campaign that read “steer clear of the populist tides,” the other ...

What appeared on-screen was a set of assessments and arguments; I linked to tweets in which Trump’s phrase “American Patriots ...

General engagement in the election has hit its lowest point in nearly two decades. Trump’s first criminal trial—and his ...

On July 14, 2017, outside a holy site known to Muslims as Al-Aqsa Mosque and to Jews as the Temple Mount, three Palestinian ...

Like many newspaper editors, Lorena López is bad at taking vacations. When she recently left Denison, Iowa, to visit family ...

Three years ago last month, the Washington Post surprised much of the media world when it appointed Sally Buzbee, the ...

Over the past few months, nine hundred million Indians have voted over seven phases to elect 543 members of the Lok Sabha, ...

In our new election-focused issue, Josh Hersh contends with the problem of news avoidance. Network ratings are below what ...

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: In April, the Donald Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee announced ...