The problem is that if everything merits a tip, then nothing merits a tip
By Matt Purple
Trump-backing boomers are suffering a backlash from their children
By Matt Purple
After a zillion failed speaker votes, there may be only one hope left
By Matt Purple
After eleven speaker votes and as many years of political struggles, it feels like a wake-up moment
By Matt Purple
The season for porters, stouts, red ales, Bailey’s, eggnog and brandy is the bleak midwinter
By Matt Purple
What could be worse than an unmasked and normal Christmas?
By Matt Purple
Why risk damage to the Franco-American relationship over electric cars?
By Matt Purple
It feels good to smile again, in the American way, blinding anyone who looks at me directly
By Matt Purple
After the midterms, the GOP gears up for yet another round of bloodletting
By Matt Purple
Both parties this morning may be remembering a forgotten word: conventional
By Matt Purple
You, too, can pretend to know what will happen before the results are in
By Matt Purple
They don’t like each other, and on Tuesday both of their careers are on the line
By Matt Purple
The ‘stop hate’ party embraces vicious identity politics, and voters have noticed
By Matt Purple
The left’s latest panic has obscured the GOP’s rising secularism
By Matt Purple
