Scott Bessent has an exciting new theory about why Americans are unhappy with the economy.

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.

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

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

While most are concerned about the mayor-elect’s politics, his spiritual underpinnings illuminate the source of his greatest strengths—as well as his potential weaknesses.

There are a number of reasons why the right has a huge advantage in the information ecosystem, but what matters most is the endless river of cold, hard cash.

It’s not socialism or Israel that could bring the mayor-elect down. It’s corruption scandals. Competent, honest appointments are key to his success.

It’s not going to happen. It’s happening: The mainstream media is becoming right-wing. What are wealthy liberals going to do about it?

Readers beware—and be on the lookout for the “departure.”

Republicans can insult half the country without consequence. Democrats say “deplorables” once and never hear the end of it.

Claudia Milne informed network staffers that she would be leaving.

At The Washington Post, CBS, and maybe CNN, the trend line is terrible. But liberals do have the power to reverse these trends.

Weiss is apparently looking to keep tabs on her new colleagues.

Add it to the growing pile of metrics documenting Trump’s economic mismanagement.

If you’re rich, white, and male with a huge following, the First Amendment still works for you—for now. But for the rest of us?

If you make jokes the leader doesn’t like, look out. Does that sound like America? We are in a new place.

The Washington Post’s Karen Attiah is the latest prominent Black journalist to lose her job. The trend is a sign of retrenchment in both fighting racism and saving democracy.

At a time when right-wing extremists are calling for open season on liberals and the left, the president of the United States just told them: Hey, go for it.