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Even under Trump, American democracy is not a lost cause — yet
Chauncey DeVega
But a serious "democratic breakdown" is upon us, says political scientist Susan C. Stokes
Meet the White House reporter egging on Trump’s crackdown
Sophia Tesfaye
Brian Glenn, Trump’s favorite correspondent, is on a crusade to crush free speech
America’s slow-motion coup speeds up: Tough lessons of the Kimmel affair
Andrew O'Hehir
MAGA forces told us all along they wanted to crush free speech. Maybe we'll believe them now
Trump’s stain on America may be permanent
Brian Karem
Panicked by the Epstein "hoax" he can't explain away, the president declares war on his own country
Trump attacks wokeness — and betrays his own voters
Chauncey DeVega
Renaming the Defense Department is another signal of his belligerent instincts
Venezuela gave Trump $500,000. What did he do with it?
Charles R. Davis
The president accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from a government that he says is funded by the drug trade
Trump is invading Chicago — just like he promised
Chauncey DeVega
POTUS was serious about unleashing "Chipocalypse Now." Why won't people take him at his word?
From Guernica to Gaza: How bombing became standard procedure
Norman Solomon
What it means to be "at war" has shifted dramatically
Excluded from Beijing, Trump confronts the limits of his global power
Chauncey DeVega
While Putin, Xi and Modi build autocratic alliances, Trump is friendless on the world stage
Will we even notice when democracy is gone?
Mike Lofgren
Normal life continues for most of us, most of the time — but everything we took for granted is slipping away
Trump said he’d end Ukraine War — he was wrong
CK Smith
“I thought I had it done,” Trump said, acknowledging his effort to end Russia-Ukraine war came up empty
Trump is alive, with golf outing and rapid social media posts
CK Smith
President Trump plays golf, posts AI-generated videos, shows he remains active amid social media rumors
Donald Trump’s theater of hate: MAGA’s governing principle is cruelty
Andrea Mazzarino
When Trump talked about "American carnage," he meant it — that's what he and his supporters want
Why Donald Trump keeps talking about heaven
Chauncey DeVega
Even if he's not quite a humble sinner in search of grace, it's still smart politics
“Take your head out of Trump’s a**”: Constituents plead with Alford at town hall
Blaise Malley
Constituents criticized the Missouri congressman's unwavering support of Donald Trump's agenda
Fed governor’s firing shows that Trump is beyond all restraint
Heather Digby Parton
As the retaliations mount, the president increasingly sees himself as omnipotent
Vance and Welker exchange sparks dueling narratives online
CK Smith
Interview showcased divide between Trump’s allies and critics over diplomacy, and the media’s role in the fight
Peace talks in Budapest? Beware of Trump’s ulterior motive
Chauncey DeVega
His preference for Hungary's capital holds dark symbolism for Ukraine — and the US
FBI raids Trump critic John Bolton’s house
Blaise Malley
Bolton served as Trump's national security adviser before turning into one of his staunchest critics
Meeting Vlad in Alaska? Anything to stop talking about Epstein
Brian Karem
The Epstein files have been knocked off the front pages. But the stain continues to spread
Melania’s “Dear Putin” letter is about MAGA sexism, not peace
Amanda Marcotte
Even a deadly war can't get in the way of pushing cartoonishly retro gender roles
Alaska summit provides a glimpse into what peace looks like to Putin and Trump
Ronald Suny
Trump and Putin's vision for the future is likely to be tough for Ukraine to accept
Was Melania’s letter to Putin written by ChatGPT? We read closely for clues
Jason Kyle Howard
The failures of the first lady's prose can't be blamed on AI
By taking over DC, Trump may have outflanked the Democrats — again
Chauncey DeVega
Democrats have been branded "soft on crime" for 60 years. Will they ever learn to turn the tables?
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