Trump's racism is toxic but his base doesn't mind, because the GOP is America's largest white identity organization

This Michael Douglas film about the "soul sickness" of the early '90s feels painfully relevant today

What's in a name? A lot, it turns out. That's why we're suggesting some new ways of thinking about Donald Trump's

Trump's inner circle really calls itself "Trump World" now. Don't laugh: It's a sign of growing power and strength

Donald Trump's government will be "for the benefit of knaves at the cost of fools"

Stormy Daniels and E. Jean Carroll will have their day in court — poetic justice for the Women's March and #MeToo

Judge "frequently treated Tacopina as a fool who did not know the basics of the rules of evidence”: ex-prosecutor

Health care? Syria? News that people on six continents hate him? Never mind! Trump just wants to bash the media

Trump's dinner with Nick Fuentes won't morally outrage the GOP, but they are worried it will hurt them at the polls

Not every Republican talks openly about "somebody else's babies," but hateful sentiments suffuse the entire GOP

The Trump family continues to see its 2016 election success as an opportunity to increase their real estate brand

The Trump administration makes suckers out of two respected bureaucrats — but it shouldn't be a surprise

The story of "weaponize" is a cautionary tale, a tale of how an assault on nuance and meaning is contagious

Of course Democrats can't get cocky. But the whole Trump enterprise is coming unglued as a massive delusion

Don't be fooled by the pathetic turnout in D.C. or the media mockery. "Alt-right" racists are still winning