Yesterday I wrote that President Donald J.

Holy shit, look at this crowd from the Boston No Kings protest. Samuel Adams would be damn proud.

Today the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of Louisiana v.

On Friday the Bureau of Labor Statistics postponed the release of the annual report on consumer expenditures—a key report for understanding inflation—without explanation.

"This is the most deeply immoral piece of legislation I have ever voted on in my entire time in Congress,” said Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT).

Yesterday at the meeting of the leaders of the Group of Seven (G7), a forum of democracies with advanced economies, President Donald Trump told reporters: “The UK is very well protected.

At a press conference for Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem in Los Angeles today, Noem’s security assaulted Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA), dragged him into the hallway, forced him to the floor,...

While President Donald Trump is trying to project strength by ordering a federalized National Guard and the Marines into Los Angeles, a new Quinnipiac poll of American registered voters out today rein...

At 10:19 last night, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller posted on social media: “Stand with ICE.

President Donald J.

the greed goes up to eleven — and stays there

When the President moonlights as a crypto pitchman, democracy isn’t just for sale; it’s being auctioned off, one meme coin at a time, under cover of “personal time.”

Former WaPo Cartoonist Completes Ownership of Jeff Bezos

Last night a new club opened in the wealthy Georgetown neighborhood in Washington, D.C.

“Vladimir, STOP!” wrote President Donald Trump on his social media site this morning.

After previously suggesting that the U.S.

April 13, 2025

On April 9, 1865, General Robert E.

Stocks were up early today as traders put their hopes in Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s suggestion that the Trump administration was open to negotiations for lowering Trump’s proposed tariffs.

Today Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) made history.

Drop federal terrorism charge & death penalty for Luigi Mangione

On April 1, 1861, Secretary of State William Henry Seward wrote an astonishing letter to President Abraham Lincoln.