Representative Tim Burchett had thoughts.

Donald Trump is more than happy to claim credit for a Biden law he actively tried to kill.

E.J. Antoni’s now-deleted social media account was rife with hateful posts.

It’s not great news for anyone looking for work right now.

Thanks to America’s two greatest scoundrels, the National Labor Relations Board is hanging by a thread.

The party is responding to Trump’s authoritarian abuses with timid messaging that sounds as if it’s been poll-tested to death—because it probably has been.

And the Trump administration, which has been on a spree killing off vital transportation projects, doesn’t care.

He’s called the president too dumb to be a fascist, among other things.

Tulsi Gabbard has gutted a key U.S. intelligence office.

What a surprise.

Having failed to learn the key lesson from last year’s defeat, party leaders are promoting moderate candidates to run against populist progressives in next year’s elections.

Even Trump’s DOJ is pursuing cases that could make Google sell off Chrome. But the suits still leave a dangerous piece of the business model untouched.

Six months after Trump bragged about a “historic” realignment, voters from across the political spectrum have soured on the president.

The president is desperately trying to gin up scandals involving Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton because it (sort of) worked before. It won’t now.

The Roberts court majority seems bound and determined to undermine the American constitutional order.

Mike Waltz has managed to drag Joe Biden into the mix.

We asked workers about what makes their lives hard. The universal answer: greedy corporations—and a government that does nothing to stop them.

Donald Trump wants a special prosecutor to investigate the 2020 election.

Two decades of foreign policy failure have led us to the brink of another catastrophic war in the Middle East.

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.