Scott Porch

Sometimes they’re white nationalists, sometimes Christian nationalists, but as sociologist Samuel Perry says, “It’s complicated, but it’s essentially an ethnic identity.”

“I think Georgia is the biggest test for Donald Trump’s influence in the entire nation,” says political reporter Greg Bluestein.

The Pulitzer-winning historian spent a decade researching and writing “The Free World,” a reexamination of Cold War America that turns a lot of old assumptions inside out.

Ken Burns and Lynn Novick portray an insecure, vain, depressed, unfaithful, visionary modernist in PBS’s “Hemingway”, and reframe his complicated place in the literary canon.

Don’t count on a sudden wave of bipartisanship, says former Senate aide Adam Jentleson.

One of the smartest things Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and Madison put into the Constitution was a way to fix it, says journalist and historian Thomas E. Ricks.

Think 2020 has been crazy? Read “October Surprise,” in which reporter Devlin Barrett traces the FBI’s cascade of missteps that led to the surprise election of Donald Trump.

In Rick Perlstein’s "Reaganland," Jimmy Carter beat the Republicans’ Southern Strategy in 1976 but got overwhelmed by it in 1980. What happened in between?

The Vox founder argues in a new book that political polarization is real—but not the problem we think it is.

Podcast host and former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau goes to Pennsylvania, Florida, Wisconsin, and Arizona and talks to Obama voters who strayed from Democrats in 2020.