Do Liberals Have an Answer to Trump on Foreign Policy?
“There is a big open space in the Democratic Party right now,” says Senator Chris Murphy.
The Trump Administration: The First 100 Days
What the new president has in store for the United States and the world
The Mysterious Disappearance of Candidate Trump
After 50 days in the White House, the president’s heterodox brand of populism is already melting into traditional conservatism.
The House Republicans Calling for Climate Action in the Trump Era
A group of GOP lawmakers have signed a resolution warning that “the consequences of a changing climate have the potential to adversely impact all Americans.” Will it translate to legislative action?
Where Trump's Popularity Matters—and Where It Doesn't
The president’s national approval rating is dismal, but his strong standing in Republican congressional districts is keeping the party’s health-care bill afloat for now.
What Trump's 2005 Tax Returns Reveal
The president paid roughly $38 million in taxes on $150 million in income that year, the journalist David Cay Johnston reported on Tuesday.
How Can You Tell If Donald Trump Is Serious?
The White House is making a habit of labeling outrageous claims “jokes” after the fact.
Breitbart’s Favorite Punching Bag
The conservative news site is ramping up its attacks on House Speaker Paul Ryan’s the new health-care bill, despite his detente with President Trump.
How the American Health Care Act Leaves Near-Elderly People Behind
The bill cuts the deficit and lowers premiums for the wealthy and healthy by squeezing the poor, old, and sick out of health-care markets and government-benefit programs.
Why the CBO Scares Donald Trump
The president and his aides may prefer “alternative facts” to the real thing, but they also have little use for anyone else’s conclusions.
Kellyanne’s Alternative Universe
Will the truth ever catch up with Trump’s most skilled spin artist?