Showing results for: narcissism (page 25)
Reality-show presidency goes to war: Why Trump was able to sucker the world on Syria
Neal Gabler
War may be the force that gives us meaning. But it is also the force that keeps us entertained and distracted
Adam Curtis: Donald Trump is stepping for the first time into the real world
Jacob Sugarman
The legendary documentarian shares his thoughts on the Syrian airstrike and Trump's presidency
Trump loyalists are feeling slighted by a president they had no sound reason to think was trustworthy
Matthew Rozsa
Infighting is rampant in the Trump administration, where loyalists are often finding themselves on the losing side
“Love” and the rise of the bigendered sitcom
John Semley
Judd Apatow's "Love" on Netflix upends the gender dynamics of the modern rom-com
Yeah, Mike Pence is a raging hypocrite — but not because of his puritanical private life
Erin Keane
Twitter mocks the veep for staying away from booze or solo dinners with women. But that part's not the problem
Milwaukee journalists: Sheriff David Clarke is “missing in action”
Joe Strupp
“It’s horrible. He’s got people dying in his own jails and he is nowhere to be found”
Authentic populist vs. bulls**t artist: Why Bernie Sanders is so popular and Donald Trump isn’t
Conor Lynch
He couldn't win the Democratic nomination, but Sanders has emerged as the authentic voice of populist resistance
Is it possible to recover from narcissism?
Maegan Carberry
What it really takes to ditch the self-absorbed and avoid adopting their bad habits
How the DudeBros ruined everything: A totally clear-headed guide to political reality
Andrew O'Hehir
Irritating left-wing guys have ruined democracy, apparently. Which might suggest it wasn't doing so great before
“Morning Joe” reveals the secret panic of GOP lawmakers after Trump’s unhinged press conference
Alexandra Rosenmann
“That would have been a really funny hour or so of television if he weren’t president of the United States."
Forget “bad hombres,” President Trump is headed for a war with China
Rajan Menon
The Trump administration has already drawn a red line and disaster might follow
One small step on the long march to freedom: This weekend, I will not say his name
Andrew O'Hehir
Sunlight cannot harm him; hatred only makes him stronger. Who do I mean? I forget! Let's talk about something else
Donald Trump’s economic policy, and the entire pseudo-science of “supply-side,” is based on “alternative facts”
Conor Lynch
Going back to Reagan, Republican economic policies have been built on false premises. Trump just makes it obvious
Behind Trump’s bogus investigation of voter fraud lies the GOP’s long crusade to keep people of color from voting
Heather Digby Parton
Voter-suppression zealot Hans von Spakovsky is among the key voices urging Trump to go after mythical voter fraud
A Dog’s Purposelessness: Alleged torture on the set of “A Dog’s Purpose” is disgusting, but unsurprising
John Semley
Dogs have been bred as a companions, not as tools. TMZ reveals terrible truth behind making of a cute dog movie
Yes, America, you can resist the brutishness of the reign of Trump — when progressives truly unite
Jim Hightower
Grassroots populists have important work to do even as forces of oligarchy and repression are hoping for surrender
Donald Trump’s biographers: He’s narcissistic, belligerent and deeply fears that he’s illegitimate
Matthew Rozsa
A collection of professional Trump soothsayers arrived at some troubling conclusions about the president-elect
Farewell, my black president: Barack Obama sounds a note of hope, and a note of warning
Chauncey DeVega
Obama stuck to the positive because he knows history will vindicate him — if America endures the coming ordeal
Can we redeem “civic virtue” in the age of Donald Trump? John Adams might have understood what just happened
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Americans keep looking for simplistic answers in an imaginary past — but the founders may have useful advice
Yes, be jealous: This millennial makes more money posting selfies than you do at your 9-to-5 job
Britta Lokting
Claudia Oshry was stuck in a soul-crushing internship. Then she got fired and became a 2.4-million follower hit
Fountainhead of bad ideas: Ayn Rand’s fanboys take the reins of power
Heather Digby Parton
No, Donald Trump hasn't really read "Atlas Shrugged." Sad! But he's surrounding himself with Ayn Rand superfans
“Flawed individuals will victimize you”: A top FBI profiler’s lessons on extreme narcissists like Trump
Joe Romm
There are 130 warning signs of the narcissistic personality. Trump checks off at least 90
The moral foundations of fascism: Warring psychological theories struggle to make sense of Hitler, Mussolini and you-know-who
Paul Rosenberg
An abstruse but bitter debate in social psychology sheds crucial light on Donald Trump, and the history behind him
At least four kinds of terrorism target our grandchildren — none are what Donald Trump would have you think
Paul Buchheit
The forces that swept a narcissistic misogynist into office are gunning for us all
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