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On Trump’s FTC, Humphrey’s Executor, and the Revival of an Unconstitutional Idea.

Inside the arguments that pushed the Court to confront the limits of executive authority.

Trump’s dehumanizing attack on Somalis is a warning about who this country is willing to cast out of “We the People.”

We should dare to know the values that define us.

What the mailroom reveals about the culture of consumption on campus.

Legacy is a more complicated process than its critics admit.

In a time of crisis, class politics won against a system built to suppress it.

The shutdown reflects not just a procedural failure, but a shift in how political loyalty is defined.

Even during periods of instability, normalization still carries strategic upside.

Japan now has its first woman prime minister, and the old boys' club couldn't be more pleased.

What Zohran Mamdani’s Tuesday mayoral win means for the Democratic Party and national politics.

A “no” is a vote for democracy when no one seems willing to defend it.

Be for something—not just against Trumpism.

The former vigilante running as the Republican nominee for Mayor of New York City deserves national recognition for protecting the lives of those unable to speak for themselves.

The Forum's full interview with Bill Kristol.

"Going back to Cuomo" would be "ridiculous," said Kristol.

By the time we feel ready to commit, we’ve spent a decade practicing how not to.

The United States must continue to make it clear that we stand with the Venezuelan people, against tyranny, and for democracy.

Attitudes towards the LGBTQ community have regressed because the movement has lost its ability to persuade. 

What you need to know about Tuesday’s 5C events.