By Paul Krugman Last week was full of speeches. Most of those that attracted national attention were at the Democratic National...

By Serge Schmemann In purely military terms, Ukraine’s surprise incursion of Russia this month is a dubious gamble. Moscow has not...

By Binyamin Appelbaum This isn’t a policy election. There’s no defining issue like tax cuts in 2000 or health care in 2008 or trade in...

By Bret Stephens Even now, more than three decades after Bill Clinton became a fixture on the national stage, it’s startling to be...

By Tressie McMillan Cottom In 2007, a young biracial senator from Illinois named Barack Obama was trying to convince Black voters that he...

By Paul Krugman On Friday, Vice President Kamala Harris gave her first big economic policy speech as the Democratic presidential nominee....

By Farah Stockman For weeks, the signs did not look good for Kamala Harris in Michigan. Literally. A digital billboard on the side of a...

By David French “In the year 2024, in the United States of America, in the State of California, in the City of Los Angeles, Jewish...

By Jamelle Bouie Apart from Donald Trump, the basic problem of the Republican Party’s so-called fever — the extent to which it has been...

By Bret Stephens The last time I’d met with Naftali Bennett was at his home north of Tel Aviv not long after the attacks of Oct. 7 and...