Features
What’s Left of the Right?
Can the Republican Party survive Trump? Should it? Four Never-Trump conservatives discuss.
By David Frum Liz Mair Jennifer Rubin Peter Wehner Can the Republican Party survive Trump? Should it? Four Never-Trump conservatives discuss.
R.I.P., Liberal Contrarianism
Before #Slatepitch became a punchline, Slate (and others) really did thrive on a certain kind of anti-liberalism. It’s dead now—well, almost.
By Michael Bérubé Before #Slatepitch became a punchline, Slate (and others) really did thrive on a certain kind of anti-liberalism. It’s dead now—well, almost.
The Pro-Growth Minimum Wage
Liberals always want to argue for a higher minimum wage on fairness grounds. But there’s a better and likely more compelling reason.
By Robert Atkinson Liberals always want to argue for a higher minimum wage on fairness grounds. But there’s a better and likely more compelling reason.
Are the Parties Dying?
By Christopher Caldwell David Karol Michael Kazin Frances LeeMass Psychology in the Age of Trump
Why is Trump driving liberals berserk? Is it him or us—or both?
By John T. Jost Orsolya Hunyady Why is Trump driving liberals berserk? Is it him or us—or both?