The topline finding from The Argument’s latest national poll of 1,549 registered voters, conducted Oct. 21-23, is that ...

Mbappé Greetings, readers of The Argument. This edition of The Weekly Scroll is coming to you from France, where I’ve been ...

On Thursday night, The Argument’s Lakshya Jain was joined by Nate Silver, Matthew Yglesias, and Galen Druke to discuss the ...

Omar came to the U.S. as a 12-year-old refugee from Somalia in 1995. She became a U.S. citizen at 17 in tandem with her ...

The conference was co-hosted by the “sex-realist” publication Fairer Disputations and the anti-abortion advocacy group ...

You Can See Everything is about the question of Holmes’ guilt or innocence. It’s about the uneasy relationship between ...

The bar for campaign attack ads has sunk unbelievably low, but Ohio gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican ...

While sexual norms have ebbed and flowed over the past 200 years, the dominant understanding of the social function of sex ...

Over the 10 years I’ve been a pollster, my field has been collapsing. It used to be that the industry standard was calling people on their landlines. As response rates went into free fall, pollsters ...

Editor’s note: The first essay The Argument ever published asked, “How do we live with each other?” To mark our first anniversary on August 17, we’re returning to that founding question with a series ...

In other words, the conservative bent of religious voters might be the biggest electoral Achilles heel for the left.

Like many girls of my generation, I read Twilight in middle school. One thing that was notable about the book was author Stephenie Meyer’s reticence to provide her main character, Bella Swan, with ...