Today on TAP: That would do the whole world a giant service—including Israel. Biden’s own re-election could depend on it.
foreign policy
America Has Stumbled Into an Avoidable Middle East War
Biden’s foreign-policy team ended the war in Afghanistan, and is now caught in a trap of its own making.
The Off-Ramp From Bibi That Biden Hasn’t Taken
Today on TAP: In getting repeatedly blown off by Bibi, Biden looks as ineffectual as he did when he was repeatedly blown off by Joe Manchin.
Gaza Hangs Over Debate Night in California
The three Democrats running for Senate have different positions on the war.
Time for Biden to Break With Netanyahu
Today on TAP: The plan to depopulate Gaza of Palestinians is one excess too many.
Attempt to Get Congress to Do Something on Foreign Policy Fails
A familiar sight: Congress abdicates its statutory and constitutional responsibility in matters of war and safeguards on foreign assistance.
From Finland to Mississippi and Back Again
Our managing editor handpicks his Best of 2023.
Organizing, Blue-State Politics, and the New Industrial Policy
The best of the year from our co-founder and co-editor
The Nordic Labor System
Matt Bruenig explains why it is unwise to mess with Swedish unions.
The Immigration Policy Spiral
Joe Biden, from a position of weakness, is trying to cut a punitive deal on border policy without the House.
