Newt Gingrich and the 1990s roots of our contemporary hyper-partisanship.

With the NFL championship games and the Super Bowl approaching, we look into recently released data showing an increase in online sports betting in New Jersey.

What to do about fentanyl, the powerful synthetic opioid responsible for a continued rise in overdose deaths in New York City and across the country?

Washington Post national columnist, Philip Bump, talks about the data on the baby boom generation and what to expect as their influence wanes.

With abortion pills, state law comes up against state law.

A look back at the Clinton campaign, the factors leading to his election in 1992 and the lessons 30 years later.

Thanks to redlining, we know that historically, Black people have faced historical barriers to purchasing property. What about trying to *sell* property, as a Black real estate agent?

With a key fiscal deadline looming over the federal government, we explore how important the national debt actually is.

Gas stoves, versus electric stoves, have sparked some health and safety questions. What's the environmental impact of these appliances, and what are the politics of regulating them?