The new CBS executive isn’t exactly MAGA. But her polite Trumpism will still help destroy America as we know it.

The New York Times columnist is asking the right questions, but pushing the wrong answers.

“Talking across divides” is laudable—until it becomes a license to launder antidemocratic and dehumanizing ideas.

Five companies—five—now control 90 percent of the media marketplace. And they are showing no commitment to anything resembling the public interest.

The tired punditry of shutdown politics isn’t adequate to the task of illustrating Republican villainy. Democrats will have to shout about it.

Politicians across the political spectrum are calling for more regulations on social media in the wake of the far-right commentator’s death. But will they go too far?

If you’re rich, white, and male with a huge following, the First Amendment still works for you—for now. But for the rest of us?

If you make jokes the leader doesn’t like, look out. Does that sound like America? We are in a new place.

The Washington Post’s Karen Attiah is the latest prominent Black journalist to lose her job. The trend is a sign of retrenchment in both fighting racism and saving democracy.

The same out-of-touch elites the GOP has spent decades vilifying are the company this president keeps. Now it’s the Democrats’ turn to demonize them—if they want it.

At a time when right-wing extremists are calling for open season on liberals and the left, the president of the United States just told them: Hey, go for it.

Some on the right are genuinely in mourning. But from Trump on down, they’re using Charlie Kirk’s murder to create a more authoritarian society.

If the president can’t stamp his boot on the rest of the world, he’ll bring his violent desires back to his fellow Americans.

By shutting down immigration while choking off economic growth, the president is Making America Small Again.

This is an “only in America” story, all right. Creepy, corporate, neofascist America, that is.

This week, the Illinois governor suggested that he’s ready to take the fight against Trump much further than his party colleagues.

The Windy City is set to be the next place the president intends to send an occupying army under the pretext of fighting crime.

There is no electoral risk to hammering away on Trump’s dictatorial tendencies—and a huge risk to the nation in ignoring them.

Imagine if the president’s radical claims about reducing crime were actually scrutinized?