“To us, it's never been about allegiance to one person … it’s about allegiance to principles,” the Kentucky GOP senator said alongside his House colleague.
The agreement keeps the popular app alive in the US more than a year after lawmakers passed a bill that would ban TikTok unless Chinese owner ByteDance divests its US operations.
Desperate for a Nobel Peace Prize, the US president keeps taking credit for ending conflicts that either aren’t over – or didn’t exist to begin with! Here are the receipts.
A few days before a September 18 pro–charter school rally, Eva Moskowitz, the CEO of Success Academy—New York City’s largest charter school network—dropped in at a new teacher training. The visit was unannounced. Moskowitz had an urgent message for her employees that had nothing to do with pedagogy or classroom management: You need to help […]
The Democratic mayoral candidate for New York tells Zeteo that Democrats "need to fight" this "authoritarian administration" and stop "celebrating" Israel's prime minister.
Oh God, here we go again. This magazine has frequently lambasted figures in and around the Democratic Party for evading the responsibility to provide a powerful alternative to Trumpism. In the aftermath of Kamala Harris’s electoral defeat, all kinds of people and institutions are offering suggestions for where the party goes from here. Should it embrace the “abundance” philosophy of Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson? Should it “expand the tent” by viewing once-important issues like abortion as peripheral, to try to encourage anti-abortion voters to join the party? Or should it pursue the economic populism of Bernie Sanders and Zohran Mamdani?