The president was already doubling the budget deficit. With the high court’s tariff decision, he’s tripling it. There’s only one solution: Repeal his “big, beautiful” tax cut.

Today’s Democrats could aspire just to return us to some pre-Trump “normal.” But for millions of Americans, that isn’t nearly good enough. The country needs a Democratic Party that seeks to create a new and far better “normal”—and that’s willing to fight the people standing in the way.

The results are in from our recent readers’ poll. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gets high marks. Kamala Harris, not so much.

Donald Trump is suing over things that happened during his first term.

Donald Trump sent the National Guard all over the U.S. in 2025.

The Massachusetts senator is right that her party is too beholden to the donor class. How on earth could anyone dispute that? And yet …

Jim Justice was sued by the IRS after he and his wife didn’t pay millions in taxes.

The resurrection, decline, rise, and fall of the corporate alternative minimum tax

Or, as Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani would say: Tax the rich.

Huge majorities back raising taxes on the superrich. The Democrats have never shown the stomach for it. That must change.

Why is it taboo for Congress to give itself a tiny raise but fine for it to give itself a huge tax cut?

The president has apparently been working behind the scenes to keep the NYC mayoral candidate from winning.

Republican Representative Warren Davidson had a tough time responding to his furious constituents.

Donald Trump is planning to replace Billy Long as IRS commissioner.

A provision to eliminate income taxes on tips will exclude the lowest-income workers and only serve a sliver of the population.

Representative Derrick Van Orden is apparently excited for all the benefits Donald Trump’s budget strips away.

Representative Mike Lawler, who is in a swing district, seemed unbothered by the potential consequences of his admission.

It’s a historic moment, alright—just not in the way the Republicans believe.

Representative Randy Fine admitted that only one thing matters in fighting for Donald Trump’s budget bill.

Avoiding an income-tax increase is nice, but that’s not the bill’s greatest gift to the rich.