Author: Leonard Marsh

There’s a moment every August when the air starts carrying a different kind of promise. You can’t quite name it…

Every consequential president in American history has eventually confronted the same crossroads — not whether they could hold power longer,…

America has a proud tradition of political protest. Sit-ins at segregated lunch counters. Marches across the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Letters…

In politics, everyone fancies themselves an economist come October. The midterm prediction industry is already humming, and this cycle’s favorite…

Some leaders are built like boomerangs—the harder the establishment throws them, the faster they come spinning back. Across Europe, a…

For more than three decades, the so-called experts assured us that peace in the Middle East was a puzzle no…

Every few years, a politician stands behind a podium and swears the government has everything it needs to protect Americans…

Every April, millions of Americans sit down at the kitchen table, gather their receipts, and write a check to Uncle…

Something has broken in American culture when a grown adult deemed it acceptable to scream profanity at two teenage girls…

The survival of this republic has always hinged on one straightforward promise: every lawful citizen’s vote counts equally. That is…