The most pernicious delusion of this era has been the idea that Trump is “the peace president.” His decision to bomb Iran shatters this myth.

The president just won a temporary victory in court on his troops in Los Angeles. His unhinged reaction to it reveals the true depths of his malevolent intentions toward—well, us.

Conflict with Trump’s lawlessness is inevitable—and the fight cannot be ducked.

Strip away the ego contest, and what you really see here is a competition about how to screw over poor and working people more effectively.

The conventional wisdom is that Trump holds more cards than Musk. But if that’s wrong, we’re in for some fun times.

The latest in manufactured controversies has less to do with legal victories over the Biden administration than it does with creating content for the president’s media allies.

In suggesting that Congress is a mere nuisance that shouldn’t shape trade policy, Trump revealed his true, unspoken ambitions.

The “60 Minutes” correspondent never mentioned Trump by name, but his call to defend democratic institutions was apparently too much for the MAGA crowd to handle.

MAGAworld’s latest fixation can be explained simply: These reprobates love to lie, and it’s become way too easy for them to get away with it.

For 40 years, missile defense has never been about keeping America safe. It’s all about the contracts.

The man who attacked the Palm Springs facility is an acolyte of “efilism”—an anti-life belief system arising from the despair our political choices have wrought.

Some commentators say the former president’s age and acuity will be a litmus test for 2028 candidates. They are embarrassingly wrong.

Party insiders are spending millions to find the liberal Joe Rogan. How about perfecting the message before conducting a search for the perfect messenger?

Party elites are considerably more responsible for their woeful state of affairs than the former president.

It’s true that Biden’s team hid his decline from the public. But the public had long known that he wasn’t fit to serve another term as president.

The veep once excoriated Republicans over deep Medicaid cuts. Where he lands today will tell us much about his character—and the true goals of Trumpism.

As much as covering up the president’s infirmity was a scandal for all involved, the Democrats’ mortal sin was the one that was right out in the open.

Trump is the head of a criminal syndicate, and he should be treated accordingly.

The party is stewing with tension between young blood and their decorated elders. But the real fault line may have more to do with vigor than with age.