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In this week's Elie v. U.S., our justice correspondent reflects on September 11. Plus: the stupidity of the "Trump Dividend" and the threat of AI.

The AI backlash hits critical mass.

But Republican midterm candidates are hoping everyone forgets he exists.

Our phone lines were down. People were weeping. But we got an issue out the door with morality, justice, and nuance.

The president's social media posts are ludicrous distractions from his policy failures--but they also put his fascistic views on full display.

The Democratic Senate candidate in Texas is reviving a long-neglected tradition of left-leaning American religiosity.

As the only undergraduate managing a primary campaign in the state, I helped a 26-year-old beat a 42-year incumbent. Here is what Democrats can learn from our win.

Robert Weissman analyzes the Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's White House ballroom, while John Nichols surveys the battle for control of Congress in the midterms.

Many GOP candidates in competitive House and Senate races are steering clear of the Dallas event.

With energetic campaigning and savvy responses to the media's Hasan Piker obsession, the Michigan Democrat is maintaining solid poll numbers.