News in Brief What Politicians Mean When They Complain About Political Correctness This new strain of complaint about political correctness is really just a warmed over version of the old complaints about politicians hamstringing national security matters. Seth Masket
News in Brief How Should the Media Deal With Presidential Candidates’ Fantasies? Is it a debate moderator's job to call out a presidential candidate for lying? Seth Masket
News in Brief The Looming Republican Meltdown Donald Trump stands to do real damage to the GOP in the coming year, and the party has little power to prevent it. Seth Masket
News in Brief The Campaign You’re Not Seeing The presidential campaigns are busier than you think behind the scenes. Seth Masket
News in Brief Can Democrats Keep the White House in 2016? We'll see. The state of the economy will outweigh all other factors. Seth Masket
News in Brief The New Refugees Always Seem ‘Too Different’ America's melting pot legacy has developed in spite of public opinion on admitting new populations. Seth Masket
News in Brief Does It Matter When Candidates Lie? There are penalties for lying, but not everyone pays them, and not everyone gets caught. Seth Masket
News in Brief How Doomed Are the Democrats? This isn't the first time a party's eulogy has been written prematurely. Seth Masket
News in Brief Why Jeb Bush (Probably) Isn’t Finished—Yet Jeb Bush hasn't been a very effective campaigner so far, but he has plenty of other assets as a politician. Seth Masket
News in Brief What’s in an Endorsement? Does an endorsement actually move votes? Or is it just a sign of other political support? Seth Masket