WASHINGTN
Tina Nguyen
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April 24, 2024
Battle Hymn of the Republicans
House hardliners are fuming, once again, after Mike Johnson jammed Ukraine funding through Congress, received CNN’s blessing, and called M.T.G.’s bluff. Do they have any cards left to play?
Julia Ioffe
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April 23, 2024
From Barnard to Jerusalem
As Israel’s war with Hamas grinds on and Ivy League campuses convulse with protests, an urgent conversation with Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt, Biden’s special envoy to combat antisemitism, about the modern right- and left-wing varieties of an ancient hatred.
Peter Hamby
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April 22, 2024
The Great Biden Israel Gamble
With protests flaring across college campuses, catastrophizing pundits are predicting Biden’s weakness with younger voters could put Trump in the White House. Last week’s Harvard Youth Poll provided a useful corrective suggesting young voters are fairly aligned with the president.
Tara Palmeri
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April 18, 2024
Dark Money on the Edge of Town
With McConnell waving the white flag and the Trump tax cuts expiring, Republicans are racing to set up dark money receptacles for corporations and kingmakers with the hopes of buying influence in a G.O.P.-dominated Senate.
Tina Nguyen
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April 17, 2024
The Greene Mile
Scenes from the latest House Republican mutiny-in-progress.