Alex Shephard is a staff writer at The New Republic, where he has covered politics and culture since 2015. His reporting often focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on government and politics, as well as general assignment news. Alex's work has been featured in notable outlets including BioInsights, The Washington Post, and The New Zealand Herald.
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Alex Shephard’s coverage heavily focuses on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation within government and politics, particularly related to key figures such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Tucker Carlson.
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The president might resume military strikes or maintain a blockade for months—or do both.
What started with tariffs has escalated with the Iran war. He’s playing a giant game of chicken, and everyone will lose.
The former president is reentering politics at the worst possible time. When was the last time you thought about Joe Biden?
A conversation with Ron Rosenbaum about what makes Dylan so unique.
By: Alex Shephard
A bonkers new report suggests that the U.S. and Israel attempted to install Holocaust-denying former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran’s leader.
Two other issues went unmentioned in the report—and were even more decisive in the party's loss to Donald Trump.
Two other issues went unmentioned in the report—and were even more decisive in the party’s loss to Donald Trump.
Even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens and gas prices fall, many Americans will still believe that the economy is terrible. Do the Democrats have a solution for this “permacession”?
The tournament, which starts on Thursday, has already been defined by greed and xenophobia. But there’s still something beautiful worth celebrating.
The so-called “sports president” has been a major vibe-killer lately. Have you seen Donald Trump lately?
