Can Millennials Finally Take Power?

Millennials can take power, but they're doing so much more slowly and unevenly than many expected. Despite comprising roughly a quarter of the U.S.

Millennials can take power, but they're doing so much more slowly and unevenly than many expected. Despite comprising roughly a quarter of the U.S.

Yes, the Biden era of American politics is effectively over, though its policy legacy remains contested.

Republicans fear criticizing Trump because doing so carries immediate and measurable political consequences within their party.

For a significant portion of Republican voters and elected officials, loyalty to Trump has become as powerful—if not more powerful—than traditional party...

Trump support remains persistent among his base despite ongoing controversies, legal challenges, and policy reversals because supporters have...

Yes, scandals still hurt Trump—perhaps more visibly than ever in his second term. As of April 2026, President Trump's approval rating has plummeted to...

Former MAGA supporters are walking away from the movement for a combination of specific reasons: unmet policy promises, concerns about political violence,...

Trump fatigue is real—measurable surveys show genuine psychological exhaustion among Americans regarding news coverage and political discourse around the...

Polls consistently fail to capture the depth of public anger because they rely on structured, binary response options that don't allow people to express...

Yes, America is substantially more centrist than the polarized rhetoric of its two major political parties suggests, according to consistent polling data...