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.

If the president can’t stamp his boot on the rest of the world, he’ll bring his violent desires back to his fellow Americans.

Thousands of people took to the streets Monday, but received comparatively little attention from the press.

Imagine if the president’s radical claims about reducing crime were actually scrutinized?

Fox News hosts are joking about military intervention to stop male cheerleaders. The panic reveals what conservatives really want: LGBTQ people to disappear.

A clueless New York Times op-ed spotlights the haute bourgeoisie’s disappointed status-seeking—and its odd political commitments.

The attempted persecution of a former president is both a dangerous line to cross and an expression of this failed administration.

James Carville had a decent idea, for once. But it’s easily improved upon.

This story is tailor made for the July-August silly season, but it will go away when the weather cools.

Stewart and Stephen Colbert separately went on expletive-laden rants against CBS.

There is a missing piece at the center of the president’s legal claims against The Wall Street Journal—and sooner or later, someone may have to produce it.

Once upon a time, we used to say that the cover-up was worse than the crime. It’s safe to say we need to rethink this.

The Epstein story, currently fracturing the Trump coalition, is now poised to pit two NewsCorp properties against each other.

Mock a Trump bribe on Monday, get canceled by Thursday. The Late Show’s death reveals how billionaires and presidents are reshaping American media.

They’re organizing a summer-recess attack on the administration’s worst policies—but they’ll be playing catch up against a GOP that’s mastered the media game.

The most pernicious delusion of this era has been the idea that Trump is “the peace president.” His decision to bomb Iran shatters this myth.

The president just won a temporary victory in court on his troops in Los Angeles. His unhinged reaction to it reveals the true depths of his malevolent intentions toward—well, us.

Conflict with Trump’s lawlessness is inevitable—and the fight cannot be ducked.