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Trump claims the world respects him. New survey says no

Heather Digby Parton
America's global reputation is in tatters. That's not all Trump's fault, but he sure made it worse

Thomas Massie calls to impeach Pete Hegseth as Iran war looms over midterms

Troy Farah
Though the move is not expected to succeed, it could have broad impact on the upcoming elections

Trump is trapped in his self-inflicted energy crisis

Troy Farah
The president vowed $2 gas prices. Instead, he's created a problem of his own making

Trump’s weird war against the states

Heather Digby Parton
The president wants the federal government to control elections, deport millions and wage wars — but skip the rest

It’s time for Trump to fire Pete Hegseth

Brian Karem
He's dangerous. He's incompetent. He's ruining America’s reputation. Even the president can see that

Trump’s DOJ blocked serious ICE shooting charge over federal prosecutor’s “strongest” objections

Megan Rose, Andy Mannix
An exclusive email reveals a prosecutor planned to file civil rights charges against an ICE agent

Trump’s cruelest act yet: Haitians are being deported into total chaos

Heather Digby Parton
First they were accused of eating cats. Now Haitian immigrants must face violence back home

Trump’s Venezuela oil deal is even sleazier than you think

Heather Digby Parton
President once said Venezuela's oil was the dirtiest in the world. Now he's trying to steal it

Throughout Latin America, US backs autocrats in the name of liberty

Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Trump regime is supporting a range of ruling-class right-wing leaders who will do as America orders

Mark Carney tells Trump he will never own Canada amid tariffs

Heather Digby Parton
Tired of the president's coercive tactics, the Canadian prime minister puts his country's economy on the line

The entire U.S. economy is basically a giant betting app

Troy Farah
Senators oppose gambling on wildfire outcomes, but the financial sector rewards amoral wagers

Reflecting on Trump’s bottomless pool of corruption

Brian Karem
Corruption, bigotry, incompetence — pick one. When are we finally rid of this guy?

As Iran war escalates, U.S. is fighting from a weakened position

Russell Payne
From weapon stockpiles to diplomatic options, the U.S. is operating from a place that has few levers left

Trump’s antifa terrorism threat does not exist

Jason M. Blazakis
The Trump administration made up a group to spread fear and conspiracy theories

Breathable air is a luxury. Paying out of pocket could be next

Troy Farah
As wildfires spread every summer and pollution intensifies, fresh air may become a luxury commodity

Suing Biden more than 100 times fueled Ken Paxton’s rise and reshaped Texans’ lives

Eleanor Klibanoff
Paxton threw unprecedented resources into stopping Biden. That record is his sword and shield in his Senate run

The war that defined America

Troy Farah
The Barbary War was an early indicator of American imperialism that we're still dealing with today

“You belong here”: Unions rally for migrants hit by SCOTUS ruling

Bob Hennelly
Union leaders were joined by Gov. Hochul, Mayor Mamdani and others to defend migrant rights

A cold call to Donald Trump revealed what matters in DC

Alex Cuadros
Just cold-call the president

UFC fight can’t hide MAGA male weakness

Amanda Marcotte
Calling Michelle Obama a “man” won't make up for losing the Iran war

How soon can we cancel the White House reality show?

Brian Karem
With Karoline Leavitt on leave, Trump-era briefings have gone from godawful to completely dysfunctional

America’s secret civilian killings echo one of its darkest chapters

Heather Digby Parton
The U.S. never reckoned with torture. Now it's killing civilians at sea

There is no art to Trump’s Iran deal

Heather Digby Parton
Rumors of an agreement keep coming. But the president says “We don’t need anything”

Trump’s Cabinet dramatically changed American foreign policy while the president made noise

Kevin Maloney
Trump's words are no longer reliable indicators of policy, but Cabinet members are speaking volumes
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