
The Cynical Selling of Jeff Sessions as a Civil-Rights Champion
The new attorney general had strong conservative credentials, but no record as a civil-rights advocate. So his defenders invented one.
What the new president has in store for the United States and the world

The new attorney general had strong conservative credentials, but no record as a civil-rights advocate. So his defenders invented one.

White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is reportedly a reader of neoreactionary political theory. A tour through the pro-authoritarian philosophy gaining visibility on the right.

A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel unanimously upheld a restraining order blocking the federal government from enforcing the president’s controversial ban.

The president is exempt from certain ethics rules, one of his top aides is in hot water with Congress after lashing out at Nordstrom.

The president’s latest executive orders achieve little while trying to answer a crime wave that data doesn’t support.

The president took to Twitter to argue that publicly discussing the success or failure of a mission “only emboldens the enemy.”

Eight years ago, a new president took office who scared the living daylights out of thousands of people who’d never been politically active before. Sound familiar?

The very parts of the Affordable Care Act that Republicans see as government overreach are the parts that make insurance more affordable for their base.

The president’s choice to fill a Supreme Court vacancy offered a harsh assessment in a meeting with a senator on Wednesday.

The Alabama senator and attorney general-nominee has a record of public statements portraying Muslim immigrants in menacing terms.