Chauncey DeVega

The president says he loves “my African Americans." His policies tell a different story

Birthright citizenship survived this round. But Trump's latest successes show that the fight is far from over

On this July Fourth, Americans ask: What does it mean to love a country that won't love you back?

The Supreme Court's latest rulings signal that compassionate conservatism is officially dead

NATO's top American general is out — while Donald Trump tries to buy the military's loyalty

From "Hillbilly Elegy" to "Communion," Vance's narrative is about power, not solidarity

As the president's favorability sinks, the danger to democracy rises — not the other way around

The military has been a powerful force for social progress in the US. Under Trump, it is being used to undo it.

The one-person, one-vote principle never accounted for billionaires, let alone trillionaires.

A New York Times review of hours of meetings found officials spend more time fawning than governing