
Whit Ayres: Is Trump Inevitable? Do Any of the Other Republicans Have a Chance?
Where do things stand in the Republican primary field? Is Trump inevitable, or could DeSantis or another candidate prevail? What do voters, donors, and party officials think of the prospects of a Trum...
13 Juli 20231h 13min

Doug Sosnik: The Realignment of American Politics—and its Implications
How did American politics become so polarized—and what are the key fault lines today? In an evenly-divided electorate, what are the implications for the political parties as we look ahead to 2024 and ...
27 Juni 20231h 16min

Ryan Goodman: Does Donald Trump Really Face Legal—and Political—Jeopardy?
What is the substance of the federal indictment against Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents? How could the case play out in the legal system, and in our politics? Are future indictments ...
15 Juni 20231h 6min

Leah Boustan on Immigration: Then and Now
How should we think about immigration in American life today? How well do today’s immigrants do—economically and culturally—compared to the immigrants of previous eras? To discuss these questions, we ...
31 Maj 20231h 21min

A.B. Stoddard on 2024: Trump, DeSantis, Biden…and Chaos?
What did we learn about Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign from last week’s CNN town hall? How should we assess Ron DeSantis’s prospective candidacy so far? What are Joe Biden’s strengths and weaknesses as ...
17 Maj 20231h 22min

Frederick Kagan on the War in Ukraine: Where things Stand, and Where they Might be Going
Where do things stand in Ukraine as the war enters its fifteenth month? What must Ukraine accomplish on the battlefield in its long-anticipated counteroffensive? What can the US and allies do to suppo...
2 Maj 20231h 6min

Dan Balz on Trump, Biden, the Media, and 2024
What are the prospects for Biden, Trump, DeSantis, and other potential candidates as we head to 2024? How will the media respond to the challenges of covering presidential politics in the current era?...
20 Apr 20231h 7min

Robert Kagan on American Foreign Policy Between World War I and World War II—and Beyond
The period between World War I and World War II has long been a reference point in foreign policy debates, yet much about the period remains in dispute. Why did the United States turn away from intern...
4 Apr 20231h 21min





















