The nuclear option may have been unavoidable, but that doesn’t make this moment any less momentous.

Senate Democrats’ procedural escalation stands to inflict lasting damage on the Supreme Court and the rule of law itself.

A nuclear response would be necessary to save the Supreme Court as an institution.

The liberal tilt of minority voters doesn’t by itself account for the magnitude of California’s Democratic supermajority.

Our polarized constitutional system requires superficial answers at confirmation hearings.

During the Arab Spring, it looked like social media would create democracies abroad. Today, it looks like social media is undermining democracy here at home.

What the prestigious law school’s decision says about changes in the American legal landscape.

Trump’s best hope for a domestic policy victory.

The eye-catching results of a new survey on how politics affect young peoples’ dating habits.

She is right to worry about the political orientation of the academic class and the way it affects our broader public discourse. But the critique she made was not particularly accurate, or productive.