Trump’s commutation of his sentence was a disgrace. But under a new law, New York State can still pursue justice here.

By raising the salience of anti-fascism, the administration is likely to inspire a heightened public profile for the movement—and a deeper identification with its ideas and values.

The speaker led a rogues’ gallery of Republicans impugning the patriotism of the No Kings rallygoers. On Saturday, the real Americans had their say.

In New Braunfels, Texas, a red county turned out against Trump, and made a joyous noise that was as American as apple pie ... or a fighting unicorn.

For days, Republicans have been claiming No Kings protesters are all agitators and terrorists. Well, America had a different message for them, and for their Dear Leader.

As the official Trump administration line about the shooting of a Chicago woman crumbles, Senator Chris Murphy is asking pointed questions about what really happened here. Will we ever get answers?

Republicans are calling the No Kings marches the “hate America” rallies. Let’s ask James Madison who really hates America. It’s obvious what he’d say.

Presented for your approval: a tour d’horizon of the First Family’s misdeeds. Even Barron’s getting into the act!

Fifteen minutes from Bernie Sanders’s Vermont headquarters, you’ll find the operational hub for Trump’s snatch-and-grab operation. Democrats in the state, however, are playing catch-up.

The president’s latest bit of chicanery may seem relatively muted, but it is perhaps the most anti-constitutional thing he’s done.

Jobs are stagnating, prices are skyrocketing, and many states are already in recession. But the president and his investor-class cronies don’t care.

President Javier Milei is playing rock star as his nation’s economy crumbles. Now the U.S. Treasury is coming to his rescue, while hedging its bets.

When your money runs the world, it also runs you.

The vice president doesn’t see why full-grown Republican men should have to apologize for being racist Hitler lovers.

There’s one simple pledge Democrats can make to voters about ICE that’s easy to understand and will have broad support.

The ceasefire is obviously a good development—for now. But real peace includes reinstituting norms against war crimes.

While it once played a role in binding society, shame has lost its power—and so have the liberal tools that depend on it.

With the president and his cronies ratcheting up their belligerence, the political press is failing to grasp how close we are to another regime change war.

The president’s attacks on Big Law might have accidentally done what nothing else could: make highly paid attorneys stand up for what they believe in.