Category: Opinion

There was a time in American politics — not even that long ago — when certain boundaries were understood. You…

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…

Americans were told for thirty years that the H-1B visa program brought in the world’s finest minds—brilliant engineers and irreplaceable…

The Founders designed the U.S. Senate to be deliberative—a body where momentary passions cool before becoming law. For over two…

Some men write their legacy in speeches. Lindsey Graham wrote his in sanctions — a final set of marching orders…

There is no moment in American civic life quite as solemn as the oath of naturalization. Raising your right hand,…

Imagine leaving your front door unlocked for thirty years, then acting surprised when someone walks in and empties every drawer…

The Senate filibuster functions much like a fire extinguisher behind glass—Democrats spent years attempting to dismantle it, yet now they…