Why Congress Let Biden’s Child Benefits Lapse
And what it can learn from the Dutch.
Macron’s Next Challenge: Defending His Majority in Parliament
The president’s second term could be a lot harder than his first.
Macron Wins Second Term in France
Emmanuel Macron is the first French president in twenty years to win reelection.
Three Political Traditions Explain the French Election
Charles de Gaulle’s two-party system has broken down.
Democrats Are Losing Touch with Middle America
Voters feel the party is drifting too far to the left.
Sánchez Can No Longer Ignore Catalonia
A spying scandal shatters what little hope Catalan nationalists had of negotiating with Madrid.
Macron Is Lesser of Evils for Mélenchon Voters
Left-wing France should give the president a second chance.
American Health Care Is Understaffed, Because It Is Overregulated
The pandemic highlighted the need for more doctors and nurses.
Macron Is Wrong to Back Away from Pension Reform
French pensions are too generous. The pension system is too expensive.
Design and Newsletter Updates
The Atlantic Sentinel gets a facelift. The newsletter moves to Substack.
Macron Places First, But Le Pen Is Stronger Than Ever
Takeaways from the first presidential voting round in France.
Macron and Le Pen Win First Voting Round in France
This presidential election will be a rematch of the last.
French Presidential Election Guide
The electoral system, the candidates, the key issues and the most likely outcomes.
Five French Election Scenarios
Whoever wins the presidency, France will probably have five years of divided government.
Macron Is Succeeding. He Deserves a Second Term
The president promised to make France competitive and confident again, and he has.
