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The label wars for Trump miss the point. Look at the wreckage
Chauncey DeVega
What really matters is the destruction the president leaves behind
MAGA wants more teen births. It won’t work
Amanda Marcotte
Teen birth rates are at historic lows — and young women want to keep it that way
MAGA lost big in Hungary — but the battle for Europe isn’t over
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump has turned toxic and Viktor Orbán is toast. But the authoritarian threat isn't going away
How the death of middlebrow culture led to Trump’s barbarism
Mike Lofgren
All the cool people hated middle-class suburban culture — but it looks a lot better compared to what came next
How working-class white Southerners can help defeat MAGA
Beth Howard
Rural whites can be fierce fighters for economic and racial justice — if they are welcomed by progressives
From campuses to classrooms: Turning Point USA’s next frontier
CK Smith
The expansion into high schools with political backing is intensifying a national fight over education and ideology
Trump’s Cabinet has daddy issues. He’s the reason
Andi Zeisler
The president's obsession with dominance, loyalty and humiliation makes him a lot like the father he feared
Conservative publishing is trading politics for piety
Sophia Tesfaye
From Ann Coulter’s bestsellers to Tucker Carlson’s new imprint, right-wing books have descended into lifestyle slop
Trump won’t touch the one thing that could fix fertility rates
Nicole Karlis
Conservatives says the "problem" is fewer teen pregnancies. But the solution is actually fixing childcare
Republicans edge toward a breaking point on Trump
Brian Karem
DC whispers about impeachment — but forget the 25th Amendment
Reports of a MAGA civil war over Iran are greatly exaggerated
Chauncey DeVega
Loud feuds among right-wing figures mask a base that still largely falls in line
Trump is right: He is MAGA’s Jesus
Amanda Marcotte
The president's blasphemy exposes the truth about the Christian right
Why the right is so obsessed with Rome
Curtis Dozier
From America to Britain, conservatives' focus on the Roman Empire is part of an effort to make violence virtuous
“I am deeply sorry”: Swalwell resigns from Congress amid sexual assault allegations
Alex Galbraith
The California Democrat was accused of sexual assault last week
Melania Trump’s Epstein announcement deepens a year of confusion
Sophia Tesfaye
First lady's surprise announcement adds mystery to scandal White House has struggled to contain
The solution to creeping technofacism? Be annoying
Alex Galbraith
Tech breakthroughs are infiltrating our sports and politics. But a better, more aggravating world is possible
MAGA and Putin bet big on Hungary’s election — it backfired
Andrew O'Hehir
UPDATE: JD Vance's bizarre Budapest side quest couldn't save Viktor Orbán. It's a major far-right setback
Trump’s clash with podcasters puts Fox News on notice
Sophia Tesfaye
As younger voices break from Fox News, the right’s media ecosystem turns on itself
The next attorney general could be an anti-civil rights warrior
Heather Digby Parton
Harmeet Dhillon has worked to implement Trump's agenda at the Justice Department
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs is enabling Trump’s immorality
Chauncey DeVega
The president's threats to destroy Iran depend on institutions and individuals' willingness to go along
Here’s what the Artemis II crew is eating aboard the Orion spacecraft
Joy Saha
Barbecued beef brisket, broccoli au gratin, cobbler and a mango-peach smoothie are just a few items on the menu
The cracks in Trump’s coalition keep growing — but when does it break?
Brian Karem
Congressional Republicans are praising the president publicly, and screaming into their pillows privately
“They’re stupid people”: Trump slams conservative MAGA critics like Carlson, Kelly
Alex Galbraith
The president took aim at Megyn Kelly, Alex Jones and other disloyal conservatives in a fiery social media rant
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