Ukraine’s military policy puts women in headlines, but not front lines
New research explores the hurdles for Ukrainian servicewomen, as well as for other women who wish to participate in the war effort
Why El Salvador’s mass arrests won’t lower the murder rate
By promising to reduce homicides, politicians are forced to make deals with the gangs
In Ukraine and other conflicts, measuring the human cost is important. It’s also very difficult.
The battle over casualties in the Ukraine war is just beginning
Redistricting might gain Republicans a few seats in Congress. Their real gains will be in state legislatures.
In some states, GOP supermajorities may allow them to ignore Democratic governors.
El Salvador’s president sent troops to occupy the legislature. Here’s what’s going on.
Nayib Bukele is popular with the people, but not with lawmakers.
Here’s how to fix partisan gerrymandering, now that the Supreme Court kicked it back to the states.
We analyzed different approaches -- and found one reform that really works.
Want a less partisan senator? Elect a former governor.
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