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In the hills over Los Angeles on the Fourth of July, it was possible for a moment to believe that Republican Congressman James Rogan and Democratic State Senator Adam Schiff [...]

Q: Everyone seems to hate political ads. As a veteran of commercial advertising, what do you think are the worst sins of political advertising? Well, it's pretty abysmal, and it's [...]

So it turns out that Hillary Rodham Clinton is as voracious a listener as her husband. On tour in New York, she has displayed an intense style all her own, [...]

For months now, Peter Hart, a Democratic pollster who studies Americans with the discipline and delight of Darwin in the Gal1/3pagos, has been conducting a focus group of just one. [...]

GOVERNMENT'S END: Why Washington Stopped Working By Jonathan Rauch Public Affairs, $12.00 A thouthful author's pessimism about special interests IN EARLY MARCH, AS JOHN MCCAIN'S BANGING of the 'iron triangle' [...]

Earlier this month, as the Republican contenders for president were bickering over who was the bigger meanie, I paid a visit to Greg Stevens, who was hard at work creating [...]

Any organization reflects its leader, as Al Gore says, and for most of last year his presidential campaign was the outward sign of an inward turmoil. At the beginning of [...]

Civilizations typically do not choose their own relics. A footprint in the mud, a shard of pottery, a terrified figure huddled beneath a downpour of volcanic ash -- such are [...]

Before you decide whether to seek the Presidency of these United States on the Reform Party ticket -- and they say they are interested if you are -- there are [...]

This is what James R. Van de Velde -- high-school student council president, cold-war diplomat, popular Yale political science lecturer -- did after night fell last Dec. 4, according to [...]

What is to be done with the old and the sick? To policy makers, the question is urgent, for we are making old people faster than we are making young [...]

On the windy Friday in February that the Senate acquitted her husband of perjury and obstruction of justice, Hillary Rodham Clinton turned her attention to her life after his Presidency. [...]

EVEN BY THE comic-book standards of American politics, this presidential campaign is presenting fantastical accounts of America's power to bend the world to its will: A little carpet bombing here, [...]

It's A bit startling how suddenly mass incarceration has come to seem like a really bad idea. There have been stubborn opponents all along, of course--and no doubt the incarcerated [...]

IN this issue, on page 92, we've published the winner of the annual high-school essay contest that The Atlantic is conducting with the College Board. Nicolas Yan, who is 17, [...]

FRANCE, FOR THE ANTI-SEMITE, has long occupied a particular place in hell. It was France, the thinking has gone, that laundered the Jew, turned him into a human, a creature [...]

IT'S happened by this point in every modern two-term presidency: If we weren't sick of the guy to start with, we certainly are by now. What once seemed like roguish [...]

The author discusses narcissism of Donald Trump, former U.S. President, to remain black hole around revolved politics of the country and mentions approach of Trump to limit himself in general election. Topics discussed include loss of Trump in the midterm elections with rejected candidates by voters, president Joe Biden pressurized on not running for another election due to age, and Kamala Harris to point her role as a vice president of U.S.

Issues concerning the coded language used by teenagers to exchange e-mail or mobile text messages are discussed. The effect of coded language on the use of English is examined. Several teachers' opinions regarding the coded use of English are presented.

Focuses on the proposal of the merger between publisher Time Inc. and entertainment provider Warner Communications Inc. Statement that the merger will help Time Warner to strengthen the international competitiveness; Prediction by media analysts that a half-dozen massive conglomerates will control the global communications market in future; Speculation that Time and Warner overrate their synergies.

Provides some insights into issues and developments in sexual revolution and emergence of information technology in the U.S. Social and cultural indications of computer-to-computer communications; Aspects of popular culture; Implications of sexual revolution's credo of physical sharing without personal intimacy, allowing people to exchange their thoughts before exchanging anything else; Indications of culture and society.

Focuses on issues related to the resignation of Attorney General Richard Thornburgh from his position and his membership in the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Reasons cited by Thornburgh for his resignation; Response of the ACLU to the political principles of Thornburgh; Views of presidential candidate George Bush that ACLU stands to the left of the American mainstream; Stand of the ACLU on legislation related to child pornography and child exploitation; Implications of Thornburgh's controversy for the campaign effort of Bush.