The former president shares his perspective on why Americans should remain hopeful.

None of the flaws in the U.S. political system are especially new. So why do things seem to be breaking down now?

The Utah Senator explains why he thinks he can get more done outside Congress than within it.

People’s fears about the state of the country are intensified by the tendency to see history as linear. But the fight for racial justice shows that bad times sometimes lead to breakthroughs.

Americans aren’t as polarized as we seem, but our system gives politicians no incentive to compromise. Here’s how to fix that.

How the Founders viewed elections – and what that vision means for American democracy today.

By focusing on the most extreme primary voters, the Republicans and the Democrats have lost touch with the majority of Americans. To fix themselves, and the country, both parties must broaden their appeal.

The Democratic governor of Kansas on how to govern for all your constituents – no matter who they voted for.

The Republican governor of Virginia on the path to progress in a politically divided state.

Disinformation campaigns often target U.S. military veterans, increasing the threat of extremism. Here’s how to keep them – and the rest of us – safe.

How one small town in Texas is helping people talk, and listen, to one another again.

Two old friends – one Democrat and one Republican – offer strategies for bringing Americans back together.

Russia’s president has built his power on a dark form of nationalism he may struggle to control – especially if he seems to be losing the war in Ukraine.