Democrats and Republicans Agree Men Are in Trouble. They Disagree on What to Do About It.

For decades, a gender gap has been slowly changing how Americans vote: Women are voting for Democrats more, and men are usually sticking with Republicans. But lately, Republicans have been increasingly explicit about claiming the mantle of the manlier party for themselves. … Democrats have been less eager to stake […] Read more »

Biden’s bad spot

“Bidenomoics,” the Biden administration’s recent attempt to rehab the public’s relationship with President Biden and the economy, is not landing. The accomplishments the president touted don’t seem to be resonating with many Americans. Right now, the economy is still a significant worry for Americans, dragging on President Joe Biden’s overall […] Read more »

Supreme Court decision highlights racial disparities in higher education

The Supreme Court’s June decision putting an end to the use of affirmative action in higher education admissions paved the way for potentially dramatic changes in who gets into college and where they go. The case revolved around affirmative action policies at Harvard and the University of North Carolina, but […] Read more »