Today: "How TikTok 2.0 Became a Weapon for ICE" Plus, what the Democrats need to do now; America won't be easily forgiven—even after Trump is gone; Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights is fan fiction; and more...

To win back working-class voters, they need to signal more clearly to working people that they are on their side. That means picking fights on their behalf with the bad actors who are making their lives harder—and the democracy-hating billionaires.

By Michael Tomasky

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The president's belligerence against Greenland and Canada was no joke to Europeans and Canadians, some of whom say they'll never trust or visit the U.S. again.

By Alaric DeArment

Typically, Democrats run for the hills when immigration comes up. But as two blue-state governors are showing, the winning play is actually to confront ICE and MAGA xenophobia head on.

By Greg Sargent

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By Virginia Heffernan

The new movie smooths out the novel's difficulties and plays fast and loose with its romantic elements.

By Annie Berke

In just one week, the company has gone from being Gen Z's preferred social media platform to a tool for spying on Americans and the suppression of information.

By Logan McMillen

To complement The New Republic's March 2026 issue, "What Should the Democrats Do?" our writers examine how the Democrats can reestablish themselves as the party of and for the people, hone their messaging, and push the electorate to be more progressive.

Today's Democrats could aspire just to return us to some pre-Trump "normal." But for millions of Americans, that isn't nearly good enough. The country needs a Democratic Party that seeks to create a new and far better "normal"—and that's willing to fight the people standing in the way.

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A person sitting behind Bondi would tell her which page to turn to as Democratic representatives questioned the attorney general.

By Edith Olmsted

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