Jonathan Chait is a Political Columnist at New York Magazine. He focuses on themes such as elections, government, and public policy, while also covering broader topics like geopolitics and current affairs. Jonathan's work has been featured in notable publications including The Atlantic, Editor & Publisher Magazine, and Yahoo News.
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A New York Times report on Representative Mary Peltola’s management is revealing—about her younger employees’ self-regard.
A Republican schism over a social-media post by a Texas politician revealed that the party's defense of a color-blind meritocracy has its limits.
He’s right to complain that a few provocative quotes do not capture his worldview.
The best explanation is the least complicated one.
Jonathan Chait The Atlantic The best explanation is the least complicated one.
The Trump administration returns to classic form. The world will little note, nor long remember, the Katie Zacharia era.
The New York City mayor deserves a new cult following—among pragmatists.
The Republican response to Senator Elissa Slotkin is revealing.
The world will little note, nor long remember, the Katie Zacharia era. Indeed, the tenure of the second White House press secretary of Donald Trump's second term, which ended after five days and a single, 14-minute press conference, is already receding into memory.
Every Republican wants to paint Obama as an out-of-touch elitist—except one.
