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The Republicans’ Endangered Health
The refusal to extend ACA subsidies becomes a huge political liability and signals deepening splits.
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A New Republican Vision for Health Care
The shutdown dispute offered a clear view into a problem that has shaped federal health policy for more than a decade. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) directs subsidies to insurance companies rather tha
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Mamdani and the Future of the Left
Zohran Mamdani’s meteoric ascent, from an obscure state assemblyman to the leader of the world’s most important city in less than a year, has naturally sent commentators scurrying to read the tea leaves.
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Sanctuary Policies Failed My Daughter–and My State
As the holidays approach, Illinois’s leaders will gather around full tables, shielded from the consequences of their policies. We will have an empty chair.
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Why Indiana Republicans Said No to Gerrymander
In rejecting Trump’s redistricting demands, Hoosier state senators demonstrated what should happen when fair elections are treated as an afterthought.
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NSS Is the Strategy We Have Waited For
At last: clarity, hierarchy, and a foreign policy with a spine.
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The Day After: U.S., Venezuela Opposition Plan for Maduro Exit
What would a post-Maduro Venezuela look like on Day One?
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HHS Warns 39 States Against Diverting Foster Youth’s Social Security Benefits
Citing fairness and child welfare concerns, federal officials have urged these states to stop treating foster youths’ survivor benefits as agency revenue and to ensure every dollar directly supports the child.
