The Ezra Klein Show

The political journalist Elaina Plott Calabro traces the political trajectory of the vice president — and why her 2016 image might be just right for 2024.

I joined my Times Opinion colleagues Ross Douthat and Michelle Cottle to discuss the debate — and what Democrats might do next.

Inflation is Biden’s weak spot. Matthew Yglesias argues that it may also be Trump’s.

Yanna Krupnikov probes the motivations of Americans who avoid politics — but often vote.

The Israeli journalist Amit Segal discusses Benny Gantz’s departure from the war cabinet, Israel’s shift to the right and whether a new theory of security is emerging in Israeli politics.

Annie Lowrey talks about how the affordability crisis is shaping how Americans perceive the state of the economy.

In the past, the G.O.P. could’ve prevented a candidate like Donald Trump from running. But Daniel Schlozman and Sam Rosenfeld argue the party structure has been “hollowed out” over the years.

The historian of science D. Graham Burnett on what’s at stake in the rise of an extractive attention economy and how we can reclaim our attention.

The artist and musician Holly Herndon explores the promise — and complications — of collaborating with A.I.

Could the U. S. economy be twice as large today if it hadn’t made policy mistakes in the 1970s?