The U.N. described the situation in Syria as “fragile” just a month ago.

An interview with Kat Abughazaleh, a 26-year-old Democratic House candidate in Illinois, who was violently thrown to the ground twice at a peaceful protest in Illinois on Friday morning.

These are the perks on offer for people who donate to Donald Trump’s latest White House renovation.

At least someone is talking sense.

Donald Trump bragged about a deal that may not actually have been accepted yet.

Using Charlie Kirk’s assassination as a pretext, the Trump administration is planning on targeting liberal and progressive organizations that had nothing to do with his murder.

Russian fighter jets entered Estonian airspace on Friday in a significant escalation that threatens war with Europe—and the United States.

Donald Trump has been sent back to the drawing board.

The Trump administration continues to play as nice as possible with Russia.

A U.S. attorney in Virginia is finding no evidence that Letitia James broke the law. In America, that’s justice. In Trumpworld, it’s a firing offense.

Senate Republicans passed a resolution creating a day of remembrance for Charlie Kirk.

The change is largely being driven by Charlie Kirk’s assassination, but also points to Trump’s failure to bring the country together.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has promised to defeat the House bill.

Trump 2.0 has executed any number of offenses against the Constitution, human decency, and more. But here’s why the Jimmy Kimmel matter is different—and the most dangerous move yet.

According to a new report, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is planning on labeling all trans people “violent extremists.”

Donald Trump is gearing up to fire the U.S. attorney leading the investigation into James.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr indicated who he’d be looking into next.

As Trump’s ramblings reveal how corrupt his pressure on ABC to suspend Kimmel truly was, The Contrarian’s Jennifer Rubin explains what all this says about his consolidation of power—and how to fight it.

Ana Marie Cox and Kathy Roberts Ford say that Kimmel’s suspension shows Trump does not respect the First Amendment, and the corporations that own much of America media don’t value free expression much either.

She was an exemplary prosecutor fired for one reason: The president didn’t like her (or her father). Can that really stand, in the United States of America?