America’s political landscape, often characterized by a stark division between left and right, Democrat and Republican, is a relatively recent phenomenon.While seemingly entrenched, this binary system is historically novel, and some political scientists contend it represents artificial alignments formed for political expediency rather than basic ideological differences. A recent cover story by senior correspondent Eric Levitz examines the arguments challenging the conventional understanding of “progressivism” and “conservatism,” delving into the underlying causes of partisan polarization. Other articles in this issue explore Catholic opposition to donald Trump, the ethical considerations surrounding surrogacy, and ongoing efforts to combat influenza.
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