The courts have delivered major blows to two of Trump’s signature policies: tariffs and the “anti-woke” crusade.

Pope Leo XIV has named three new bishops who aren’t big fans of Donald Trump.

The Defense secretary is blocking promotions across the military in the middle of a war.

The U.S. was one of only three “no” votes at the U.N.

Confederate iconography undergoes a rethink—and then some—at two Los Angeles museum spaces. It’s a proper burial for grotesque images—but in the age of Trump, are they really dead?

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is celebrating his success in forcing Scouting America to change its principles.

A federal agency is looking into Nike as the Trump administration continues its war on everything DEI.

The defense secretary spent Trump’s first year in office wreaking havoc on the U.S. military—and killing innocent people around the world.

The Department of Justice has admitted the government was liable for the plane crash.

Trump’s defense secretary is secretly planning to cut all support for the organization formerly known as the Boy Scouts.

Legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw says anti-Blackness is an essential tool in Trump’s authoritarian playbook.

Legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw says anti-Blackness is an essential tool in Trump’s authoritarian playbook.

James Ryan spilled the tea on his ouster and the Trump administration’s attacks on the University of Virginia.

Cornell University has completely capitulated to Trump after he held its funding hostage.

The Kennedy Center is quickly dying thanks to the president’s new vision for the historic theater.

Donald Trump is targeting Democrats during the shutdown—and he’s not even trying to hide it.

An FBI trainee was fired for displaying “inappropriate” political signage—the LGBTQ pride flag.

UMass Amherst journalism historian Kathy Roberts Forde says the news media has helped both entrench and erode authoritarianism in the U.S. in the past and should lean into its pro-democracy history now.

How is Trump changing our sense of who we are? We asked eminent Yale historian David W. Blight to round up some colleagues to consider the question. Here’s what they had to say.

Trump’s Justice Department is taking its war on DEI to a new level.