We will be back to the standard format tomorrow, with a breakdown on what Democrats plan to do with control of both chambers ...

What they got was a process that encouraged the centralization of power in leadership. What started as an internal Democratic ...

Welcome to Dispatch Energy! There’s been no end to debates about energy affordability and permitting reform lately, and on ...

Happy Tuesday! And happy Election Day! Do your civic duty: Vote for Senate, House, and gubernatorial candidates if they’re on your ballot, and for the downballot offices that don’t get media attention ...

David French interviews “Grifter Sarah” Isgur as the midterm elections conclude, before they dive into new revelations in the Alaska Senate race and discuss an update in the California noncitizen ...

Despite repeated losses in court, the DOJ’s lawsuits aim to affect how ballots are counted and whether results are certified.

It’s this last item that is of greatest significance this week, as the potential window for resuming long-signaled American strikes against Iran opens. After all, the fitting symbolism of striking our ...

On October 20, we updated an article to note that Roy Cooper is the former governor of North Carolina and to correct the name of former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster. On October 22, we ...

Leah Libresco Sargeant is a contributing writer at The Dispatch, and the author of ‘Building the Benedict Option’ and the Other Feminisms Substack. Her latest book, ‘The Dignity of Dependence,’ was ...

Reflecting on this potential shift before votes are cast is useful because there will be an ugly, noisy, and self-interested fight about what the results mean and don’t mean. That’s what mostly—or ...

Republicans and Democrats in many ways are mirror images.

Whichever party controls the next Congress, it should try to reassure a demoralized workforce that telling the truth is safe again. The congressional intelligence committees should hear, under oath, ...