American movies are dying, but not in the way Trump imagines.

GOP lawmakers in Washington have stumbled onto one neat trick to abet the president’s lawlessness—dismantle their own power.

Mental health is in crisis. We need more resources, not fewer. But what the Trump administration is doing amounts to targeted sabotage.

Obviously this is a well-conceived plan by a very stable genius.

It looks like $TRUMP is working exactly as the president intended.

As with every “deal” the president offers, there’s a huge catch.

The president can’t handle criticism of his remarks about children’s dolls.

Chinese dominance in this critical sector of the economy did not happen by accident—it was a policy choice.

The president is peddling hot nonsense on what tariffs can do for America—and the person he’s conned the most seems to be himself.

Trump has now admitted twice that he could bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia home, but says his lawyers are telling him not to. This was a very dumb move—and also a very revealing one.

America has been bombing Yemen for two decades. That conflict ultimately led to Waltz’s dismissal as national security adviser.

He is stupid. He is incompetent. He is cruel. He is sinister. And people will die because of what he’s done.

Welcome to the summer of scarcity and the full-blown Trump recession.

The president’s words and actions on this case have been atrocious. But as of Wednesday, the clock on his antics is now ticking fast.

The interview moment that perfectly encapsulates Trump’s relationship with truth and expectations of media compliance.

It’s already in Seattle. It will now travel east.

The left loves to mock right-wing pronatalists. But the decline in marriages and births in America is an existential threat to the liberal agenda.

100 days into his second term, the president’s approval numbers are historically bad. There’s good reason to believe they’re only going to get worse from here.

OK, so Amazon backed down on posting the cost of Trump’s tariffs. But the wildly disproportionate attack on the company from the White House press secretary actually exposed Trump’s deep vulnerabilities.

The civil service was once a safe and supportive workplace. It’s now a menacing environment where fear and chaos are the order of the day.