Americans have been told many times that they have enemies. Over the next two years, it will be decided what form those enemies will take.
Graft, not Iran or gas prices, drove 90% of midterm voters to Democrats, Martin Jay writes.
For people who have been following events in Ukraine closely, the news of a torture dungeon is not surprising.
The tragedy of two years of broken promises has ended with an unequivocal verdict.
If voters want U.S. wars to stop, they must organize and demand radical change in the political system.
The exit polls from the night of November 3–4 paint a picture that few on the Republican side in Washington would have wanted to see so clearly.
Growing tensions with Donald Trump and mounting Polish dissatisfaction expose Zelensky’s diplomatic isolation and the contradictions of Ukraine’s war strategy.
The repudiation of Trump should not be seen as a vote for the other party in an alternating circus. It’s a powerful repudiation of the system.
