The rule of law President will likely have the legal backing to do so — at a huge political cost

Biden's Build Back Better Bill can't be measured just in dollars and jobs: It's a strategy for the entire century

Senate's most prominent buffoonish reactionary says Obama just needs to learn to compromise. Here's why it's nuts

The institution Alexander Hamilton believed would protect us from dangerous demagogues now empowers one

Republicans facing lousy polls now embrace the Iraq Study Group report. But do they know it advocates a radical break from Bush's policies?

Why the president and a star academic are debating one of liberalism's central questions — without even knowing it

The president's conduct might be excusable anywhere else, but in the Oval Office, it is grounds for impeachment.

Trump’s entire foreign policy has been about Trump from the start

At least it looks that way. After my Salon article pointed out errors in a new citizenship test, the feds changed the test.

"The election is over," Kasich said about people who wanted to vote for him instead

Ron Chernow's extraordinary new book paints the first president as a man in a struggle to contain his emotions

"The moment is Jacksoninan but do we have a Jackson in the Oval Office?", asks author Jon Meacham of Trump

If it's Thursday, Post columnist David Ignatius is making an argument for moderate centrism

Pennsylvania voters aren't buying into the New Jersey millionaire backed by Trump

By arguing that the public may not be ready for a sweeping ruling, SCOTUS could be setting a dangerous precedent