We know what to do with Trump and his stooges. The harder question is what to do with the ordinary Americans we will have to live alongside afterwards.

[a confession]

The White House TV pool went dark this past week amid a standoff between CNN and the president. Network leaders, however, believe an indefinite suspension may be untenable.

Barring force majeure, we still have more than two years of this: Most reporting on Trump’s speech emphasized either his belligerence — his rejection of global cooperation — or the fact that almost everything he said was a lie. But isn’t the bigger story the fact that the leader of what used to be the world’s most powerful […]

Every now and then I’m struck by something shocking enough to remind me of just how completely this country has gone off the rails. This morning that something was Gibson Dunn & Crutcher’s complaint asking for an injunction against the federal government, to stop it, meaning Donald Trump, from barring the firm’s clients CNN, MSNOW, […]

Some related thoughts: Life seems increasingly unaffordable in a country like the US because, somewhat paradoxically, it’s so rich. I’m not talking in this post about poverty, which is a massive and d...

When a judge is describing your legal argument as “exceptionally weak” and “largely disconnected from academic or practical realities,” things are not going as you’d hoped.

A spate of recent revelations have shown the ideologies and their adherents are one and the same.

The Trump White House needed me—until the fact that I am trans became public.

Santa Fe schools recorded audio without notice for years. A report found leaders knew, and district security chiefs took the fall.

The Kremlin-backed operation, known as Matryoshka, has Hollywood actors telling voters to disavow the Democratic Party and vote Republican.