Prospect

The legislature could spend early 2025 debating how to upend the constitutional amendment on reproductive rights that voters just passed.

Today on TAP: More Trump screwball nominations are going down, and he belatedly agrees to let the FBI vet nominees—meaning that still more will fall.

Even if you think immigration is good, you must consider the people who don’t.

A cursory look at her record reveals the standard contemporary GOP positions.

A fund supporting terrorism victims has claimed Justice Department settlement money. If successful, an already-depleted fund that assists domestic violence and rape survivors could lose out.

Today on TAP: The Democratic base voters who stayed home, and voting Democrats’ rejection of urban disorder, swung the Golden State.

The first Democratic trifecta in 40 years is ending with internal dissent, stalled legislation, and up to $10 billion in corporate subsidies.

Hunter Biden deserved a pardon. But America deserved a lot more than that.

Does Trump have a coherent trade policy?

Seven states passed constitutional amendments protecting abortion this year, but the backlash from anti-abortion forces has only just begun.

Tom Tomorrow brings you This Modern World

Today on TAP: Beyond the bluster, what are his real options for immigration policy?

A former venture capitalist and fundraiser has a bold idea: market-friendly moderation.

The inability to answer that question informs the election result.

It’s time to go after the nation’s real elite—not the Republicans’ largely fictitious one.

Some tech billionaires hate the CFPB, which protects Americans from scams and abuse. Why?

The successful ballot measure hasn’t gotten much notice in the wake of Trump’s victory, but it has dangerous implications.

Today on TAP: Maybe for the moment. But despite Israel’s vicious tactical victories over Hamas and Hezbollah, Israel remains isolated and vulnerable.

The tariff threats against major trading partners preview geopolitical strategies that Trump’s Treasury secretary nominee Scott Bessent has articulated, with a dash of corruption thrown in.

Or, how you should learn to worry more about illiberal politics in liberal guise