Neal Rothschild

The most consequential pre-presidency in recent history has left Trump uniquely positioned to quickly impose his plans.

After spending much of his first term under investigation, Trump is moving to ensure that doesn't happen again.

More people rely on family and friends than the news media.

From camo hats to libertarian rhetoric, the campaign is staking its claim to red-coded symbols.

Web traffic to news sites has spiked to the highest level in more than a year.

Many of the anticipated inflection points have come and gone with Biden still trailing.

The recent Trump proposals leave questions about the ‘hows’ unanswered.

Coming even within striking distance of winning the youth vote would have seemed unthinkable two years ago.

Many of the major societal shifts that took root in 2020 are in the process of being reversed.

Americans appear to have grown exhausted from a constant barrage of bad headlines.

The top searches for ‘abortion clinic near me’ were in the Southeast.

“To the people of the United States, do not get used to this war.”

Entertainment outlets are treating the event like their Super Bowl.

But they have more concerns about TikTok and Facebook than about Twitter.

Elon Musk has generated 86 times more social media mentions than the no. 3 billionaire.

“It feels like a young-person city.”

The new provocateurs come from outside partisan politics.

Rhetoric and conflict are superseding policy and substance.

37% of Democrats wouldn’t befriend someone who voted for the other party.

The creator economy has built accounts with mega-audiences — larger than many media companies.