On Wednesday, the president delivered one of the most insane speeches of his political career. The press barely batted an eye.

Three stars are leaving Politico to start their own D.C. scoop factory. Whether it will have anything new to offer remains to be seen.

Joe Biden’s nominees aren’t the monstrosities of the Trump administration. But they still deserve an appropriate level of scrutiny.

Chris Ruddy’s conservative cable news network is gaining viewers by telling them Trump can still win.

For the last five years, the press has breathlessly followed Trump’s every turn. It’s finally time to move on.

His book publicity tour has been full of critiques of the media that reveal a lot about the former president himself.

While it’s unlikely that Trump will extend his reign by means of any of the strategies he’s deploying, the damage he could do to America is real.

Why the Republican Party’s “performance art” excuse for undermining the election rings hollow

There will be grave consequences for President Biden and our democracy if the right’s many sins are flushed down the memory hole.

Ted Cruz and Dinesh D’Souza have huge followings on Parler, a right-wing Twitter clone that has exploded in popularity since the election.

The Republicans’ retreat from the president isn’t happening for the right reasons. But it is happening.

The right-wing network was gearing up to cast itself as the leader of the anti-Biden resistance. But a drawn-out election has put it in conflict with President Trump and his supporters.

God help us all.

Why a Trump defeat could turn into a huge headache for the conservative media network.

It’s not that he doesn’t have a plan. It’s just not clear how it would work—and the media hasn’t pressed him on it.

The group is thinking about becoming a media company. But can it succeed without its muse?

The newspaper’s deranged columnists are damaging the credibility of its news reporting—and that credibility could be hard to win back.

The president may win some points for shouting less than he did in the first debate. But don’t act like he’s changed.

The “60 Minutes” interview may have outraged the president, but in truth he got off easy.

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