Plus, Samuel Alito has a corruption problem; the Trump Administration’s Iran plan is crazier than we thought; and more ...
Donald Trump is different in many ways from the Republican presidents who preceded him. But there’s one way he’s exactly the same.
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His recent tirades confirmed what more than half of America now believes: The president is mentally unfit. How will we survive two and a half more years of this? And what’s he got in store for us?
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By Molly Jong-Fast, Michael Tomasky
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The justice has significant—and familiar—conflicts of interest in an upcoming Big Oil case. The question is: Will he recuse himself?
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The president insisted that Biden’s economy was "failing" in 2024, when it was anything but. Then he came into office and showed everybody what failing really is.
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Democrats will seek to force Republicans to vote on Trump’s toxic new slush fund for January 6 rioters, Representative Jamie Raskin tells TNR in an interview. Democrats shouldn’t let up.
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Two other issues went unmentioned in the report—and were even more decisive in the party’s loss to Donald Trump.
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The president has long been operating under the assumption that he is immune from prosecution. His latest scheme, however, may be a step too far.
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A bonkers new report suggests that the U.S. and Israel attempted to install Holocaust-denying former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran’s leader.
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After Donald Trump launched his war on Iran, a spirited debate broke out among a small set of public intellectuals over an unexpectedly relevant question: Is Trumpism dead? The case for Trumpism’s passing rested on the idea that the war is so contrary to his promises to the base that the movement can’t survive such a betrayal. The counter-argument held, correctly, that Trumpism isn’t actually antiwar, and its deeper impulses within right-leaning America aren’t close to spent.
But a bunch of recent events suggests that Trumpism as a broad ideological project has suddenly sustained a new kind of damage. The findings in this week’s poll from Fox News—a major institutional ally of Trumpism—combined with fresh levels of exasperation at Trump among GOP lawmakers leave little doubt: Some kind of new threshold has been crossed.
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House Oversight Chair James Comer said Sarah Kellen’s revelation was "what we’ve been waiting for."
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By Ellie Quinlan Houghtaling
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