in which we explore the ways in which my generation is screwed, and also not, for @vox.com www.vox.com/life/470517/...

i go boldly into that good fight: turkey is good www.vox.com/culture/4704...

Michael Sean Winters, a longtime columnist for the National Catholic Reporter, to discuss all things Pope Leo and to get a better sense of whether there really is tension between the freshman pontiff and the US president (and that president’s supporters):

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on the pope, maga, and the eternal church www.vox.com/life/470073/...

Sorry, Elon Musk — it’s looking like the rupture between President Donald Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) might actually be the messiest breakup of Trump’s second term.

There’s an open question hanging over both parties when it comes to Latino voters right now: How should they talk about the second Trump administration’s ongoing campaign of mass deportations?

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It *does* feel like the vibes are shifting rapidly.

The stakes are high. https://www.vox.com/politics/467904/congress-california-redistricting-map-democrats-republicans-midterm-prop-50-2026-election

For old times' sake, here's the White House propaganda video of a whole SWAT team arresting Sandwich Guy—who had offered to turn himself in. x.com/WhiteHouse/s...

On what we can actually learn about Hispanic and Latino voters from Tuesday's elections, with @carlosodio.bsky.social: www.vox.com/politics/467...

The slate of Republican losses — and the magnitude of Democratic wins in New Jersey and Virginia, especially — suggest not just that the Democratic backlash to Trump has finally arrived, but that a key part of Trump’s majority — Latino voters —might not actually be loyal Republican voters after all.

Will Latino Trump voters who regret their vote for the Democrats again? www.vox.com/politics/466...

I have some new reporting out from NEW JERSEY, where Latino voters stand to offer some lessons to both parties about post-2020 politics. Read it here www.vox.com/politics/466...

The answer to the question of whether Latino voters have soured on Trump is, pretty clearly, yes. But that just raises a new one: Has their increasing displeasure with Trump’s second term resulted in a new interest in the Democratic Party? @christianpaz.bsky.social went to New Jersey to find out.

For all that energy and enthusiasm of the No Kings protests, the anti-Trump resistance still faces a dilemma: Despite the protests and mass mobilizations of the first Trump term, he was ultimately reelected — with greater support.

Vox correspondent @christianpaz.bsky.social spoke with Theda Skocpol, the Victor S. Thomas Professor of Government and Sociology at Harvard University, to ask her about how effective organized protesting actually is. Read more of their conversation: www.vox.com/politics/465...

Republican elites have recently begun panicking about rising antisemitism among the conservative base. And they're right: this is a crisis. But it's one that is, in large part, of their own making www.vox.com/politics/466...

Loved talking about BOG QUEEN on @mprnews.org!

These videos, and the reactions to them, also point to a widening gap between red and blue America. Read more from @christianpaz.bsky.social:

Viral ICE videos are breaking into traditional and mainstream media, becoming one of the primary ways that different parts of the American public are seeing, processing, and forming opinions about the second Trump administration’s immigration enforcement campaign. voxdotcom.visitlink.me/G-65je

wrote about viral ice videos and the diverging realities they are helping create for different parts of america www.vox.com/politics/464...

Democrats, both in and outside of Congress, actually have tried to resist and obstruct the Trump administration’s second-term agenda. But they haven’t been flashy or high-profile.

The debate over ICE stands to explode during the midterms and the run-up to 2028 as Americans grow more positive on immigration and more negative on ICE.

When (if?) Democrats regain some power, what do they do about ICE? www.vox.com/politics/463...

“Many people want to spin up a narrative of some big conspiracy at the White House to hide Joe Biden’s infirmity. Here is the truth as I lived it:” www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...

Six months into Donald Trump’s second term, the “manosphere” — an ecosystem of right-leaning podcasts and YouTube shows that helped elect him — appears to be losing some of its enthusiasm for him. Read more: voxdotcom.visitlink.me/0z8btp

There is no monoculture in 2025; but for a huge part of America, the realm Joe Rogan pioneered and steers is as close as we might get. www.vox.com/culture/4389...

"The freedom these young adults grew up with was, in part, the freedom not to think about these things. That liberty was incomplete...but wherever it did exist, it represented the fulfillment of a long-held dream." www.theatlantic.com/culture/arch...

Gen Z is experiencing a growing divide — not just politically, but spiritually, too. Data shows a quiet revival of religion, especially among young men, may be fueling their shift to the right. Young women, meanwhile, are drifting from organized religion.

Wrote on the data and explanations behind a curious trend since the pandemic: young people’s turn away from religion seems to have slowed down: www.vox.com/religion/410...

For nearly 30 years, religion in America has seen a steady, consistent drop in affiliation. That trend might be ending. Sometime around or after the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, young Americans began to find, or at least retain, religious belief at higher rates than previous generations.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz perfectly summed up the current mood of the Democratic Party: "The Democratic Party is unified — they’re unified in being pissed off at the Democrats." With frustration boiling over leadership, could the Dems be on the verge of their own Tea Party moment?

As I told @christianpaz.bsky.social, the Democratic "Tea Party" will, among other major differences, include candiadtes who’ve actually run their own Instagram accounts -- a small thing that's actually indicative of the entire generational shift in power. www.vox.com/politics/406...

@christianpaz.bsky.social analyzes: voxdotcom.visitlink.me/rJg9eW

Worth reading @christianpaz.bsky.social on the reality of Tren de Aragua www.vox.com/politics/402...

Here's every CNN/SSRS poll of Trump's net approval on the economy taken while he's been in office. Things have changed. www.vox.com/politics/403...

Was feeling alive and well in the sun as I walked to work today and then I crashed back to earth with this www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Trump now complaining that no Democrats like him or will cheer for him

Al Green keeps going

What an empty chamber lol