Carlos Lozada

Even supposedly terrible books can be illuminating and essential.

Even former Trump supporters turned vocal opponents owe some explanation of why their minds needed changing.

How else are we going to resolve the questions that hang over our democracy?

It’s a wretched time to be an institutionalist in the Republican Party.

Consistency seems irrelevant to his scattershot populism.

Trump’s theory of America will soon be on trial.

The contrast between Biden saying America is “still” a democracy and Trump vowing to make it great “again” is more than a quirk of speechwriting.

In a batch of recent books on U.S.-China relations, a war between the two superpowers is already raging.

The state of manhood has become one more front in our culture wars, a debate that keeps breaking down along political lines, even as men...

And why is that the ideal, anyway?