
Gaz-a-Lago — Trump’s Plan to Occupy Gaza Strip Puts GOP in a Bind
Republicans have an interesting choice to make: Support Donald Trump’s insane idea of putting US boots on the ground in Gaza or stay true to their stated ideals.
Republicans have an interesting choice to make: Support Donald Trump’s insane idea of putting US boots on the ground in Gaza or stay true to their stated ideals.
FBI agents working cases related to the January 6 insurrection are asking federal judges to protect them from retaliation from Donald Trump.
Other countries should take note on how a looming trade war between the US and its neighbors was (predictably) averted.
After wildfires devastated the island, homelessness spiked. Advocates fear LA could face a similar fate without strong renter protections — and enforcement.
And he’s got his hands on your personal and financial information.
“I had resigned myself to the idea that I’d never see my family or my city again.”
This country increasingly feels like it’s in the grip of a giant cult, and the consequences are profound
Once a trade war gets going, there are not a lot of appealing options for someone like Donald Trump to stop one. Here is the most likely one.
What to do about a president who, at best, is not up to the job.
Elon Musk is pulling all of the strings in the US government, so it seems only right that he answer some questions about DOGE’s shady tactics.
Republicans have been using racist dog whistles to divide Americans since LBJ signed the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
To be competitive, Democrats not only need a new message, they also need new messengers.
Donald Trump fired a first shot in a trade war that could engulf the entire world and lead to higher prices for Americans.
With Donald Trump at the helm and Republicans in total control in Washington, we knew that the GOP’s congressional performance artists would pull some outrageous stunts. They did not disappoint. But even a Democrat made our list this month.
A decentralized media hydra is eating facts and normalizing extremism, paving the way for Trump’s authoritarian agenda. Can the truth survive?
The flood of executive orders and information is meant to overwhelm you, confuse you, distract you, and make you feel helpless. Don’t let it work.
LA’s fires weren’t just a “natural” disaster but a climate-driven weather event, revealing how global warming is reshaping California’s future.
In a disturbing display of how brazenly billionaires are trying to manipulate US politics, RFK Jr.’s benefactor Nicole Shanahan tried to coerce senators into doing her bidding this week or risk expulsion from Congress.
Politicians, donors, think tanks, and media outlets in the UK and US are working increasingly closely to scupper climate policies and promote fossil fuel extraction.
Has partisanship in Washington become so bad that even a tragedy can no longer bring Democrats and Republicans together? We will find out in the coming hours.
The HHS nominee has taken legal action against a Daily Kos blogger in four different states over a post about Kennedy’s 2020 appearance with German “neo-Nazis.”
Donald Trump said he would start his second term as a dictator; it’s the one time he told the truth.
The Trump White House has no interest in allowing actual journalists to ask hard-hitting questions. Instead, they would rather hear from right-wing social media influencers.
Two senior senators are calling out Donald Trump for illegally firing 18 inspectors general.
In a vicious cycle, the sector’s financing of oil and gas is having an impact on its bottom line.
Donald Trump’s determination to rename the Gulf of Mexico could be a bombastic negotiating tactic — or signal a return to 19th century US expansionism, once labeled Manifest Destiny.
Trump’s HHS pick launched a European branch of his anti-vax organization while in Berlin for a 2020 COVID protest rally with elements of the German Far-Right.
Republicans are celebrating Donald Trump’s bullying of Colombia as a major victory. They should be careful. Because more of these “wins” could very well result in allies becoming adversaries.
Trump is an obvious danger to democracy but, ultimately, Musk may be just as big a threat.
Every year, corporate greed kills hundreds of thousands of Americans. And it could get much worse.
For years the media has been blaming MAGA for all the ills of Trumpism. That is a mistake.
A democratically elected, convicted felon for president; a neutered Supreme Court; a rubber-stamp Congress; a normalizing, compliant media and business community: What else can go wrong?
Nearly half of Americans believe the lie that Trump won in 2024 by a larger popular vote margin than Biden did in 2020.
At a time when partisan warfare threatens democracy, stronger, not weaker, political parties might be our salvation.
Now that they are in the opposition, Democrats have to recalibrate their attacks on Donald Trump and the GOP.
Finding ways to resist the executive orders and public announcements coming fast and heavy can be hard. Let’s make it easier.
Jessica Witzel’s autopsy report raises an important question: How many heat-related deaths among the unhoused are being erased by the failure to collect and report accurate data on climate-related mortality?
This is the third and final part in a short series of photo essays about the California wildfires. It focuses on the aftermath.
“The super-rich continue to squander humanity’s chances with their lavish lifestyles, polluting stock portfolios, and pernicious political influence. This is theft — pure and simple.”
Vice President JD Vance is not a fan of fact-based journalism.
How can anybody be surprised by anything Donald Trump does at this point? Bookended by indefensible pardons from two presidents, he took a lot of questionable actions on the day of his second inauguration.
With the Trump inauguration, the billionaire birds come flapping around.
The grizzly bear will continue to be protected under the Endangered Species Act, but the recovery of the species still remains at risk.
If Elon Musk wants to get to work with his Department of Government Efficiency, he will have to be a lot more transparent and inclusive, a slew of lawsuits filed on Monday demand.
This is the second in a short series of photo essays about the California wildfires. It focuses on the response to the fire.
On his way out of the door, Joe Biden issued preemptive pardons to Anthony Fauci, Gen. Mark Milley, and those involved in the January 6 committee. It is a move that could backfire in four years.