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Fox News turns sour on Trump economy — and so do his voters
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump tries to "hoax" his way past bad economic news, but his once-loyal boosters won't play along
9 films that helped decode 2025’s absurd reality
Coleman Spilde
Amid scandals, boycotts and political turmoil, these standout films helped us keep perspective
A desperate Trump puts his racism on full display
Heather Digby Parton
The president’s attacks on Somali-Americans are the latest sign he is failing — and he knows it
“Rage bait” as Word of the Year? It’s a reason for hope
Amanda Marcotte
Oxford Dictionary elevates the name of the MAGA addiction — the first step to a solution
Trump is dragging the White House press corps into the gutter
Brian Karem
I guess the barrage of lies and insults aren't enough. Now Trump wants the media's complete submission
Boat strikes: War crime or “fake news” hoax?
Sophia Tesfaye
Even as some Republicans turn on the ghastly Pete Hegseth, right-wing media can't handle the truth
Yes, it’s real: Trump is collapsing. Can the MAGA faithful save him?
Chauncey DeVega
Even Republicans are unhappy with Trump's vicious, failing agenda. That doesn't mean they're ready to bail
Pete Hegseth’s “warrior ethos” is plain old cowardice
Amanda Marcotte
He calls himself the "Secretary of War" and plays a tough guy on TV, but in real life he's a major weenie
Donald Trump is remaking America — to be more like Putin’s Russia
Andrea Mazzarino
I've seen first-hand how autocracy can corrupt democracy — and how women suffer the consequences
Trump’s war on drugs includes some notable exceptions
Heather Digby Parton
The president's pardon of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández contradicts his strategy. Or does it?
Sorry, Trump isn’t a lame duck (yet)
Chauncey DeVega
The comforting story that Trump's power is fading obscures the risks facing us
In attacking Mark Kelly, Trump is elevating a 2028 contender
Jason Kyle Howard
The president's threats are setting up the Arizona senator for a presidential bid
MAGA’s war on empathy was started by a woman
Amanda Marcotte
Allie Beth Stuckey weaponizes her gender to sell the idea of a cold-hearted Jesus
The fruity martini’s colorful comeback
Francesca Giangiulio
From Instagram feeds to the cocktail glass, fruity martinis are back — brighter, sweeter and craftier than ever
The left was right about Larry Summers all along. Democrats didn’t listen
Andrew O'Hehir
Long before the Epstein scandal, it was clear Summers was a viper. Clinton and Obama simply didn't want to know
Candidates win when they run on affordable family care
Anna Wadia, Julie Kashen
Recent wins by Mamdani, Spanberger and Sherrill prove the power of fixing the "care economy"
Trump’s most original idea? Redefining antisemitism
Mattea Kramer
With help from the Heritage Foundation, Trump is building a fascist regime by attacking free speech
AI fuels a new wave of political lies
Davina Hurt, Ann Skeet
Across races from Georgia to New York, deepfakes are steering political narratives and voter perception
Trump’s “Animal House” is floundering
Brian Karem
The president and his cast of characters are wreaking havoc on American democracy
The Trump train — and its conductor — are losing steam
Heather Digby Parton
Americans are growing weary of the president's cruel policies and stagnant economy
Trump tried to interfere in 2020 — and he just got away with it
Austin Sarat
Trump demanded "11,000 votes" to change Georgia's election results. To pretend otherwise whitewashes history
Trump’s Golden Dome could create a spiral of nuclear escalation
Ashley Gate, William D. Hartung
The president's pet project has more to do with enriching arms contractors than defending the US
Why JD Vance is fighting the GOP establishment over Russia
Sophia Tesfaye
The administration's Russia-Ukraine peace proposal opens up a new front in the GOP civil war
Usha Vance doesn’t do dishes — so why the wedding ring excuse?
Amanda Marcotte
The second lady's staff runs the kitchen at the VP's residence
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