When a Trump supporter refers to ICE as the “gestapo,” a door has definitely opened. Will Democrats charge through it?

As Trump floods the zone with mendacity, more and more people are tuning out the news to avoid him. We need a fresh approach.

Trump’s use of the antiwar song “Fortunate Son” in a video of the military raid in Venezuela was no mistake. It’s part of a very deliberate far-right aesthetic.

The CBS boss and her new evening anchor have released new “principles.” Among them: “We Love America.” They have no understanding of journalism—but they sure know where their bread is buttered.

Sometimes, verse can shed light that prose simply can’t.

While the media sleeps, the beginning salvos of Trump’s regime change war is already pushing the nation into crisis.

The Trump administration now has a veto over the Tiffany Network’s newsroom.

The new head of CBS News interviewed the late Charlie Kirk’s wife, who turned a question about antisemitic violence into a sermon on Christian Zionism.

Sure, Ben Shapiro, Candace Owens, and Tucker Carlson are squabbling. But the underlying ideology remains as powerful as ever.

The conservative radio host’s new AI chatbot is part of a broader push to create right-wing alternatives to “biased” AI. The pattern should concern everyone.

The unfolding MAGA battle over Turning Point USA is chilling, disgusting—and a lot of fun to watch.

From Oklahoma to Indiana to Alabama, state schools are bending over backward—suspending student magazines and even disciplining instructors—to preemptively satisfy the Trump administration.

He’s clearly slipping, mentally and physically, but the political press suddenly finds it less newsworthy that we have a woefully aging president.

As a passel of MAGA sycophants move into the Defense Department’s press room, The New York Times has filed a First Amendment suit.

The path that Trump is poised to take the nation down is deeply dark—and deeply unpopular.

The “contrarian” journalist’s new vision for CBS News appears to just mean reinventing Crossfire.

First, British Broadcasting Corporation execs resigned after Trump complained about a segment. Now the BBC edited out a line from a historian that was critical of Trump. Where does this end?

He came to power through a relentless assault of lies. But the debt owed to the truth is coming due.

Donald Trump says he’d like to see lawmakers tried and executed, and The New York Times and The Washington Post just don’t seem to think it’s that big a deal. Why?

The ex-Foxie really lost it on Wednesday. But in fact, she loses it pretty much every day.