Editor-in-Chief Teddy David ('22) explains the past, present, and future of the Senate filibuster, and why it matters for our politics.

Managing Editor Adam Abadi ('22) collaborated on this article. The Insider gives you the information you need to know heading into what is sure to be a complex and uncertain Election Day and the days and weeks that follow.

The final 2020 presidential debate struck a more civil and substantive tone, but it is unlikely the change the state of the race going into its final week.

The second debate of the 2020 election cycle was more sedate than the first presidential matchup, but it will have similarly little impact on the race.

Editor Teddy David rebuts Dr. Fauci's argument that we should stop shaking hands permanently

Editors Andrew Solender, Teddy David, Yinguang Zhao and Henry Mitchell analyzed every claim in the Disorientation Guide and fact-checked them. What they found was a publication riddled with inaccuracies.

Five Insider editors penned dueling essays about the Israel-Palestine conflict in the inaugural edition of "Insider Debates"

Small states play an important role in vetting presidential candidates and give worthy but unknown and underfunded candidates an opportunity to compete against major establishment players. That's a system we should keep.

Managing Editor Teddy David argues that conservatism gets a bad rap from liberals when it comes to compassion.