Trump is following one of the Republican Party’s long-standing traditions: burning the economy to the ground.

Trump is following one of the Republican Party’s long-standing traditions: burning the economy to the ground.

Trump is following one of the Republican Party’s long-standing traditions: burning the economy to the ground.

Trump is furious that news organizations are fighting back against his vile efforts to punish their colleagues—because collective resistance to his authoritarianism actually works.

The president has decided that there is one neat trick for earning judicial compliance for a range of vanity projects and constitutional abuses.

Most pols would hunker down for an electoral wipeout and take their medicine. Not Roy Cohn’s protégé.

There’s a very specific demographic out there that voted Trump in 2024 but really doesn’t like spending $179 to fill their tanks.

Sordid revelations about the white-nationalist-themed Office of Remigration should galvanize Democrats: If they win power, they must try to shut it down.

It’s petty and annoying, but the only one he hurts is himself.

Forget November 3. It’s January 3 when Donald Trump and his MAGA Republicans might bury our democracy once and for all. Here’s how.

The resignation last week by Joseph diGenova tells us: Even this hacky Trumpist wouldn’t do what Trump and Todd Blanche wanted him to do.

He will only get crazier, and at some point Republicans will cut their losses.

The “businessman” with “private sector” experience is exactly the person who might bring not only the American but the global economy to its knees.

The “businessman” with “private sector” experience is exactly the person who might bring not only the American but the global economy to its knees.

The “businessman” with “private sector” experience is exactly the person who might bring not only the American but the global economy to its knees.

Trumpworld is spending tens of millions to defend House districts he carried by sizable margins in 2024. Not a good sign for him.

Discrediting Trump is an important part of every Democrat’s job. But the Republicans will keep on wrecking the economy, with or without him.

Were we really a united country after the September 11 attacks? Briefly. Then the Bush administration stoked divisions that look all too familiar to us today.

Forget November 3. It’s January 3 when Donald Trump and his MAGA Republicans might bury our democracy once and for all. Here’s how.

The president’s latest bright idea: Throw a party for his flailing, failing presidency. Welcome to the clownshow.

There are three groups of voters who matter in this election, and each of them is going to punish the president severely.

This Venezuela deal is just the latest example: The president has marinated his brain in an insane fantasy that he is an effective leader. It would all be funny if we didn’t have to live through it.

Trump’s America is a joke. And so is Putin’s Russia. But both countries, under their unstable leaders, are as dangerous as cornered badgers, and that isn’t funny.

The Georgia senator is showing his colleagues that in the attention era, conflict is king.

The new center displays the Boss’s “Born to Run” Telecaster, hand-written lyrics, and more. But it also tells a much longer and bigger story about American music.

It isn’t that non-college voters are more “moderate.” It’s something else entirely, and it will probably take about a decade to fix, if it’s fixable at all.

People alarmed about socialism’s poll numbers ought to pay more attention to how capitalism polls. It’s bad—and entirely deserved.

People alarmed about socialism’s poll numbers ought to pay more attention to how capitalism polls. It’s bad—and entirely deserved.

People alarmed about socialism’s poll numbers ought to pay more attention to how capitalism polls. It’s bad—and entirely deserved.

The party establishment is lining up behind the Michigan Senate nominee. So why are some moderates throwing a fit?

His Truth Social subscription scheme and IRS immunity are just the latest chapters in a massive, ever-growing book about his self-dealing and corruption.

Ohio’s Max Miller is fighting off (and denying) some sickening allegations. Meanwhile, his Democratic challenger seems like the real deal.

Ohio’s Max Miller is fighting off (and denying) some sickening allegations. Meanwhile, his Democratic challenger seems like the real deal.

She voted for $70 billion in no-strings-attached ICE funding. But now she’s taking credit for a new bodycam commitment from ICE. Democrats can’t let her get away with this.

Why is the president willing to withdraw Todd Blanche’s nomination? The answer constitutes a blatant high crime and misdemeanor.

Why is the president willing to withdraw Todd Blanche’s nomination? The answer constitutes a blatant high crime and misdemeanor.

Ken Martin once seemed like a promising leader of the DNC. But his reign has been disastrous—and the time has come to turn to the man he defeated.

Ken Martin once seemed like a promising leader of the DNC. But his reign has been disastrous—and the time has come to turn to the man he defeated.

In his explosive interview with The Economist, the SpaceX billionaire inadvertently revealed something darker about his true vision for the future—and about his affinities with global fascism.

Ken Martin once seemed like a promising leader of the DNC. But his reign has been disastrous—and the time has come to turn to the man he defeated.

The president is getting frustrated that U.S. military strikes are accomplishing nothing—and he’s starting to lash out.

The administration has given a regulatory green light to miners, oil drillers, and Trump himself.

Collins cast some recent votes that can help likely Democratic challenger Troy Jackson tie her to Trump and to ICE. And there’s evidence that both liberals and moderates will listen.

The president is getting frustrated that U.S. military strikes are accomplishing nothing—and he’s starting to lash out.

Alliance Defending Freedom has so much power in Washington that at this point it may as well be a federal agency.

The president is getting frustrated that U.S. military strikes are accomplishing nothing—and he’s starting to lash out.

There are no best-case scenarios when a corrupt, vainglorious toddler is running the world’s deadliest military.

There are no best-case scenarios when a corrupt, vainglorious toddler is running the world’s deadliest military.