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Authoritarianism and Resistance

Editors ▪ August 28, 2025

A preview of our Fall 2025 issue.

The Women’s Basketball Boom

Michael Knapp ▪ August 26, 2025

An influx of gifted, charismatic, politically active stars have willed the WNBA into a genuine sporting attraction. Can they leverage the sport’s growing popularity into a better deal for players?

Damage Control in the Roberts Era

Mark Tushnet ▪ August 19, 2025

Progressive activists face an increasingly hostile legal environment. What strategies can they pursue?

Know Your Enemy: The Minority Voters Moving Right

Matthew Sitman and Sam Adler-Bell ▪ August 18, 2025

Matt and Sam talk with Daniel Martinez HoSang about the gains the GOP and Trump are making with racial minorities.

Is America a Democracy?

Nick Serpe ▪ August 12, 2025

An interview with Osita Nwanevu, author of The Right of the People: Democracy and the Case for a New American Founding.

Know Your Enemy: Has Trump 2.0 Been a Success So Far?

Matthew Sitman and Sam Adler-Bell ▪ August 4, 2025

Matt and Sam answer listener questions about Trump, Judaism and Catholicism, bourbon, literature, and more.

Attention Stuffed

Antón Barba-Kay ▪ Spring 2025

Our future rests on our capacity to make digital technology more boring.

[SAN FRANCISCO EVENT | July 30] The Milk Tea Alliance

Editors ▪ July 22, 2025

A conversation with Jeffrey Wasserstrom.

Schengen Surveillance

Hans Kundnani ▪ Spring 2025

By removing checks on borders between European countries while hardening those on the edges of Europe, the EU has redrawn borders along civilizational lines.

The Painter of the Right

Sarah Jones ▪ July 16, 2025

Thomas Kinkade’s paintings show conservatives a world they have already won.

Know Your Enemy: A Complicated Man

Matthew Sitman and Sam Adler-Bell ▪ July 7, 2025

Matt and Sam talk to Sam Tanenhaus about his long-awaited biography of William F. Buckley Jr.

What Can Zohran Accomplish?

J.W. Mason ▪ July 4, 2025

What distinguishes Zohran Mamdani’s socialism is not its aims. It’s his willingness to take seriously the problem of how to get there.

Can We Remake Finance?

Fred Block ▪ Spring 2025

We have witnessed the destructive effects of financialization. Can the millions held in bank deposits, corporate equities, and bonds be used instead to provide for society’s most pressing needs?