Six citizens are suing Trump over his attempts to turn independent reporting into government propaganda.

Trump wants to ban Norwegians from the U.S., all because he didn’t win the Nobel Peace Prize.

A judge ruled that the Department of Justice’s decision to fire Maurene Comey was illegal and ordered her to be reinstated.

Move over, Jon Husted.

The religious leaders regret meeting with Trump after what they said was blatant manipulation.

The major AI bot bypassed a paywall on voter data in Georgia.

The report alleges Donald Trump was an “active participant” in Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth knows that he could soon be impeached—and he’s trying to come up with a backup plan.

Donald Trump just said the quiet part out loud.

Donald Trump has openly admitted he ordered the lawsuit for political purposes.

Flávio Bolsonaro refused to accept the election outcome, after a last-ditch request to Brazil’s Supreme Court backfired.

If they retake the House, Democrats will have plenty of ways to act against Trump’s corrupt prosecutions. Pramila Jayapal and Jamie Raskin say they’re going to use them.

As Trump explodes at tough questions over the vile Ohio ad, a historian of the right explains how Trump-MAGA are deploying open misogyny in the home stretch of the midterms.

People seemed surprised that Trump would dismiss high gas prices and claim the U.S. is making a fortune from the Iran war. But if you know Trump’s brain, it’s not surprising at all.

The leaders of the groups massing under the banner of “the resistance” have an audacious agenda for a Democratic Congress—and they tell The New Republic that they are ready to fight for it.

Sarah Anderson’s novel about a surrogate is also a novel about crappy jobs and bad bosses.

Author Sarah Stein Lubrano says talking to people about politics is less effective in changing their views than building deep social ties and communities with them.

Author Sarah Stein Lubrano says that communities and relationships shape our political views far more than op-eds and debates.

As Trump explodes at tough questions over the vile Ohio ad, a historian of the right explains how Trump-MAGA are deploying open misogyny in the home stretch of the midterms.

The leftist leader’s surprising victory over the favored far-right candidate should be celebrated—and perhaps emulated—by supporters of democracy worldwide.