Timothy Noah

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I am so tired of this lazy approach to social commentary.

The White House’s Domestic Policy Council is desperate to find fault with the National Museum of American History. It has failed miserably.

The document is notably short on evidence—and at odds with what I witnessed during a visit to the museum this week.

His investments make money even when his ventures fail!

In Trump v. Slaughter, the Progressive era takes it on the chin.

Franchising is usually a racket. Now it will be more of one.

The Trump administration signals it may keep the Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building and its priceless murals after all.

Chalk it up to Trump’s incompetence.

A sleazy Democratic tradition changes sides.

Old knock on labor: “It disrupts workplaces.” New knock on labor: “It’s a stalking horse for abortions and gender reassignment.”

The president hits new heights of kleptocratic chicanery. Plus an update on the endangered “Sistine Chapel of the New Deal.”

How scared are the Republicans of the lower chamber? They’re starting to support unions.

The esteemed psychiatrist—and New Republic contributor—urged moral intelligence and alertness to life’s confounding specificity.

It’s very subtle, and it probably won’t last. But it’s another dose of pushback for a president who’s lately getting a lot of it.

That is, everyone except Donald Trump.

In his first term, Trump’s NLRB issued bad decisions. In his second, it’s being dismantled.

This is the other reason not to let Trump slap his mug on U.S. currency.

In his new encyclical, Leo revives the importance of the dignity of labor.

By driving oil prices through the roof, he’s finally giving alternative energy some badly needed stimulus. Too bad the economic benefit goes mainly to China.

The president’s slush-fund-and-tax-penalty “settlement” is brazenly criminal. If our governing institutions can’t block it, America will officially be a banana republic.