And disturbing evidence of how he destabilises reality for Americans

   It is not

   Tariffs for steelworkers and loan forgiveness for students are both regressive

   The question has confounded western cities. The Supreme Court will weigh in

   But will it even matter

   What are the consequences

   Are entrepreneurial judges a good or a bad thing

   And how much the spectacle will matter

   Ignore the facts, believe in conspiracies

   Andy Kim is fighting against some high level political arcana

   Florida leads a push against prevailing progressivism

   The Republican House speaker is trapped by hardliners on his own side

   We interrogated a dataset of , people to find out

   Huntington Beach’s hard right turn is typical of modern California Republicanism

   Try our Build a voter tool and see which attributes make voters likely to pick one candidate over the other

   Conservatives seem more excited about change

   She goes out to work, he stays at home and logs on

   But does the Democratic Party have a sufficiently unified message

   But for now it will end access to the procedure for millions of women in the South

   What the Inflation Reduction Act means for the cost of health care

  

   Rising unemployment, a growing deficit and persistent outmigration are a painful trinity

   A federal court in Chicago decides that some do. Republicans are outraged

   The city is suing the manufacturer

   Joe Biden will have to work harder to win the state’s black voters this year

   It should make all involved check their righteousness

   The justices are sceptical that the plaintiffs have standing to challenge mifepristone

   The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge will hurt the city, but highlight its resilience, too

  

   A historic first is in the offing with big consequences

   A long saga is over and a painful government shutdown is avoided

   Chicago’s teachers have become a model for radical left wing organising

   This time, anti abortion activists face an uphill battle

   Investors in his SPAC may get burned, but they don’t seem to mind

   In Arizona, a growing Hispanic electorate should help Democrats. Yet Donald Trump is gaining ground

   What’s going on

   The meaning of Senator Chuck Schumer’s landmark speech

  

   The Senate majority leader’s speech was a watershed moment in US Israel relations. Will it change anything

   It worked in ancient Greece; it might work in New York state

   But is the post pandemic recovery sustainable

   The replacement might be where they should have started

   Governor Kathy Hochul’s move may have as much to do with a labour dispute as with crime fighting

   This will hold back research

   Its ruthless scepticism of human nature helps explain its enduring appeal

   Low achieving pupils may suffer the most

  

   His campaign style state of the union speech may calm Democrats’ nerves, for now

   Believing he has overreached, Democrats plot a path back to relevance

   The Navajo Nation wants the feds to stop them