Conservatives recently gathered in Washington to explain how they would rule the world in a second Trump term. The result was incoherent, occasionally frightening, and often very dumb.

Yes, the administration delivered a return to normalcy after the Trump years. But its indecisiveness and failure to face reality have come at a real cost.

Ryan Routh wasn’t a Ukrainian Manchurian candidate—instead he was one of many grifters and losers who ended up in Ukraine after Russia invaded.

In the third episode of TNR’s soccer podcast, we discuss Ukraine’s exit from Euro 24, American soccer coverage, and the highs and lows of two weeks of nonstop soccer.

Remember when the #Resistance claimed that Trump was compromised by Putin? Well, this time it’s real—and Russia has nothing to do with it.

Yes, the former president is now a “convicted felon.” But does that change anything?

Weapons contractors are raking in billions from America’s support for Israel and Ukraine. It’s time to rein them in.

Marjorie Taylor Greene isn’t going anywhere. The Republican Party is still in shambles, hostage to an increasingly nutty group of right-wingers.

Amid rumors that the oft-disgraced fixer might be making a return to Trump's orbit, it's worth revisiting his role in fostering the former president's animus toward the war-torn nation.

With the MAGA Congresswoman threatening to punish Mike Johnson for his pro-Ukraine heresy, her antics could now imperil GOP control of the House.

The House speaker’s comments wrecked one of the far right’s most ridiculous, reprehensible tropes.

With the speaker moving forward on bills funding aid to Ukraine and Israel, braving MAGA fury, an influential Democratic congresswoman lays out what we should expect to happen next.

A former CIA officer explains how a vast, pro-Putin corruption network uncovered in Europe is a warning sign for the U.S.

Congress is back (yikes), and Speaker Johnson can force a Ukraine aid vote—and it would pass. But even Johnson isn’t the real appeaser here.

As the House Speaker inches toward a vote on Ukraine aid, a big question looms: Will MTG and MAGA, acting at the direction of Donald Trump, try to take him down?

He’ll support aid for Ukraine, he hints, in return for undoing the pause on new natural gas export terminals.

Want to see what the United States would look like under a reelected Trump?

The House speaker says he wants to bring Ukraine aid to the floor. There are reasons for serious skepticism—yet one can envision a few scenarios that could unexpectedly come through.

The House speaker is open to a stand-alone vote on Ukraine aid. Marjorie Taylor Greene isn’t going to like that one bit.

The Russian strongman has yet to topple Ukraine, but he’s conquered the GOP.