How George H.W. Bush Proved Himself to the Disability Rights Community
The ADA stands as one of Bush's greatest legacies. He didn't do it alone.
Ronald Reagan
The Ever-Present History of 'Getting Borked'
Allegations of meddling in Brett Kavanaugh's nomination have resurfaced a decades-old smear campaign on the court—one that conservatives are still salty about.
Explaining an Election, 1984 Edition
As we saw following Ronald Reagan's drubbing of Walter Mondale, the losing party will often try to define their defeat in a way that helps shape future strategy.
A Better Way to Talk About Trump's Mental Health
Journalists should only consider writing about Trump's cognitive decline if they've experienced it in person.
How Trump's Reinstatement of the Gag Rule Could Harm Women Around the World
The provision disallows non-governmental organizations that receive U.S. funding from advocating for abortion as a means of family planning.
The Ghosts of Government Shutdowns Past
With the potential of a government shutdown looming, here’s a primer on the shutdowns of years past.
Why Is the Right Wing So Furious About Obama's Iran Deal?
Republicans wanted a president more like Netanyahu. Now they have one.
