Conservatives, Often Wary of Foreign Law, Look Abroad in Abortion Case

When the Supreme Court hears arguments this fall in a big abortion case from Mississippi, it will consider dueling accounts of international practices.

Opinion | Cheer Up, Liberals. You Have the America You Wanted.

America in 2021 is the country that liberals in the Bush era pined for.

Pat Robertson Ends His Long Run as Host of ‘The 700 Club’

Mr. Robertson, the evangelical leader who started the show in the 1960s to help save the Christian Broadcasting Network, said his son would take over as host of the program.

Opinion | Trump Had a Mob. He Also Had a Plan.

The storming of the Capitol closed the door on one era of American politics and opened the door to another.

Opinion | The Fight Over Tenure Is Not Really About Tenure

It’s a proxy for a larger debate about the meaning of academic freedom and the priorities of higher education.

Opinion | Abortion Has Never Been Just About Abortion

The way it became a “godsend” for the right is a peculiar tale.

Opinion | Abortion Has Never Been Just About Abortion

The way it became a “godsend” for the right is a peculiar tale.

Opinion | When Politics Isn’t About Principle

From vaccine mandates to religious liberty, your allies often matter more than your ideology.

Opinion | The Trump Coup Is Still Raging

One thing should be clear to conservatives estranged from the Republican Party: We can’t go home again.

As Abortion Rights Expand, the U.S. Joins a Handful of Telling Exceptions

Recent shifts on access to abortion suggest democracy and women’s rights go hand in hand — and that the inverse might be true as well.

Opinion | One Thing We Can Agree On Is That We’re Becoming a Different Country

Tolerance and intolerance are taking on many different guises.

The Strange Tale of the Freedom Phone, a Smartphone for Conservatives

A 22-year-old Bitcoin millionaire wants Republicans to ditch their iPhones for a low-end handset that he hopes to turn into a political tool.

Opinion | How Biden Can Help Democrats Become the Party of the Working Class Again

Posing at coal mines and factories, they may tell voters otherwise. But the policy tells a different story.

Texas Abortion Case Reflects Success of Conservative Strategy to Remake Court

Forces on the right have spent decades maneuvering to install a reliable anti-abortion majority. Now they have one, and it is paying off for them.

G.O.P. Governors Fight Mandates as the Party’s Covid Politics Harden

As several Republican-controlled states confront their worst outbreaks yet, their leaders — following the base — have doubled down on resisting vaccine and mask requirements.

G.O.P. Governors Fight Mandates as the Party’s Covid Politics Harden

As several Republican-controlled states confront their worst outbreaks yet, their leaders — following the base — have doubled down on resisting vaccine and mask requirements.

In Iowa, Gaetz and Greene Pick Up Where Trump Left Off

At a rally in Des Moines, Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz showed that many Republicans do not plan to move on from the Trump era.

Opinion | Why Deep Blue California Could Elect a Bright Red Governor

The recall was created by California progressives to hold corrupt officials to account. One hundred years later, conservatives may use it to get rid of Gavin Newsom.

J.D. Vance Converted to Trumpism. Will Ohio Republicans Buy It?

As the “Hillbilly Elegy” author runs for Senate in Ohio, he has walked back previous criticism of Donald Trump and reversed arguments that the white working class bears responsibility for its problems.

Opinion | Tucker Carlson Has a New Hero

The right wing’s peculiar fascination with authoritarians has deep roots.