Eliza Griswold

In the no man’s land between two countries, a red-and-white-painted curb marks the end of Lebanon. A few hundred feet away, a blue metal sign reads, in English and Arabic, “Welcome to Syria.” Nearby, a photo of the recently deposed […]

The term “red teaming” derives from the war games that U.S. officials conducted during the Cold War to prepare for catastrophic attacks against American interests. In the run-up to the Presidential election, think tanks have been executing countless such exercises.

On a recent Sunday afternoon, in Chester County, Pennsylvania, some hundred women gathered at a strip mall between an Acme supermarket and Mister Wok Chinese Restaurant. Cramming into a pop-up Democratic field office, they listened, rapt, as Elizabeth Warren, the

During a recent online strategy session, Jim Ball, an evangelical minister and founder of Evangelicals for Harris, lifted the United States up in prayer. “We pray for the healing of our country,” he offered. “We pray that we can be