Some politicos are fretting about post-election chaos. What about the pre-election chaos that Trump and his allies are creating right now?

The Never Trumpers styled themselves as critics of the GOP. Instead, they built up power over liberals.

How a discredited foreign policy ideology continues to wreak havoc in Washington and around the world

Some see a partisan judge who's unfit for the Supreme Court. Others see a victim of liberal overreach.

The president might not be a conventional speaker, but he's getting his message across to the people who matter to him.

The rise of Trumpism has enlivened legacy publications like National Review, but Republicans are flocking to more partisan outlets.

Trump's critics are dividing into two camps, but their respective arguments aren't as mutually exclusive as they seem.

The GOP capitulated to the president. Now the Democrats represent the only meaningful opposition.

In the Trump era, many commentators on the right have subsumed intellectual principles to partisan politics.

Trump's kleptocratic, autocratic tendencies are matched by McConnell's destruction of democratic norms. Both are an existential threat.

The active-duty national security adviser is covering for a scandalous presidency. Is he tarnishing his reputation, or is his reputation overrated?

Donald Trump’s embrace of Vladimir Putin is a return to traditional conservative values.

#NeverTrump hate the messenger, but they love the message.

The Republican nominee is losing the race, but he’s building his brand.

Republican intellectuals plan to take back their party after the election, but they can't face the fact that Trump will remain a major player.

He's winning the voters that GOP reformers yearn for—but with racism and xenophobia, not policy ideas.