Jeremi Suri

Reagan's commitment to deregulation, aggressive military spending, and diminished oversight created a cocktail of corruption that was worse than Watergate.

After World War II, American power on the world stage was defined by internationalism and cooperation.

Hospitalized presidents who don’t enact the 25th Amendment.

The problems of presidential gigantism can’t be solved by finding the right giant—the office is dying from its own growth.