She was at The Wall Street Journal and should have spent her career there. But the Times decided she was … interesting. Why do liberals do this?

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.

Weiss and the Ellisons have an utterly transparent ideological agenda. Thank you, Scott Pelley, for calling them out.

The president may dress himself in the trappings of patriotism and religiosity, but make no mistake: His administration is sinful to its core.

That is, everyone except Donald Trump.

The slush fund may be on life support, but this IRS immunity thing Trump wants is outrageous—and Democrats need to make Republicans own it.

There’s a word for Trump’s top-down, cookie-cutter constriction of American history and his far-reaching purge of any perceived deviations from its supposed “truth”: un-American.

Right-wing money is supercharging the religious right’s push to literally get all up in our business.

Ken Paxton’s attacks on James Talarico are intended to make him appear more feminine in an effort to appeal to socially conservative voters.

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

While the president is crashing out over his concert cancellations, The Boss is rallying the majority.

Actually, it’s not reason, singular. It’s reasons, plural. And there are 88.3 million of them.

Paulina Mangubat’s life was upended in a big way this week. She talks about it in an exclusive interview.

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

Even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens and gas prices fall, many Americans will still believe that the economy is terrible. Do the Democrats have a solution for this “permacession”?

Ken Paxton is the embodiment of MAGA rage and corruption. Can James Talarico win by transcending Paxton’s Trumpy acrimony?

It’s not “unconditional surrender” by a long shot. In fact, it’s almost exactly the same as the deal he denounced and tore up in 2018.

His new encyclical pulls no punches in attacking tech billionaires—and the politicians who enable them.

The president and the acting attorney general have pulled a heist on the American people. We can’t let it disappear into the pile of Trump outrages that benumb us.

He is against private equity buying up single-family homes. Democrats should take note—and do him one better.