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Once a Trump tormentor, Marco Rubio is now a MAGA powerhouse — and driving the illegal war on Venezuela

Trump is just the latest president to meddle in Latin America — and the outcome will be no different

By holding firm in shutdown fight, Dems are revealing Trump's strongman limitations

Kristi Noem's DHS propaganda campaign depends on costumes, ICE raids — and Corey Lewandowski

Thanks to SCOTUS, Trump is now a president with few legal — or constitutional — constraints

Can Johnson hold his caucus together on health care and Epstein?

Allowing Obamacare premiums to soar appears to be one step too far

Trump wants to be on our money — and there's a reason why

After saying the U.S. is at war, POTUS takes out another Venezuelan boat

We all know what happened, but a new committee hopes to muddy the waters

Party unity has broken out in the face of shutdown threats

The conservative majority once again uses the shadow docket to side with POTUS

Trump's corruption in plain sight is making Nixon look like an amateur

POTUS is moving us closer to "soft autocracy" with each passing day

POTUS and his henchmen are intent on bringing the left to heel

He speaks movingly about hope and love — and taking on our broken economy and politics

Donald Trump is incapable of showing us our better angels

Their ambitions were on full display at the National Conservatism Conference

Their ambitions were on full display at the National Conservatism Conference

He's the POTUS who called "hoax." How can anyone still believe him?

POTUS believes he has unlimited power — all over the world

It's time for them to grow a spine — and make some "good trouble"

But the demise of American leadership in science didn't begin with him

Will the president who believes he has unlimited power seize the moment?

As the retaliations mount, the president increasingly sees himself as omnipotent

Long before Rush Limbaugh, Dobson took to the airwaves with his hardcore message

FDR fought for the underdog — and he was brazenly ruthless. Dems should follow his lead

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent spills the beans: Trump was lying all along

Gerrymandering in blue states would fight fire with fire

From rotting crops to shuttered assembly lines, we will all soon feel the effects of Trump's cruel policies

Suspicions are raised after Justice Department's six-hour meeting with the convicted sex trafficker

If a comedian can't make jokes about the president and corporations, who can?

Their decision to claw back $9 billion in funding will be catastrophic

Billions of dollars in cuts to research are leaving lives at stake

A movement founded on conspiracy theories wonders if the president is leading one of his own

After a decade of flattering and submitting to Putin, has Trump finally seen the light?

A massive funding increase for ICE means more detention camps and more masked agents in the streets

Republicans are close to seeing their long-held fantasies realized

Senate parliamentarian rules against the GOP on key provisions, and Republicans are furious

If Trump sent troops to Los Angeles, what might he do as a wartime president to quell opposition?

America's alleged strongman can't seem to make a decision

The president's erratic behavior has left him — and us — open to manipulation from allies and enemies alike

The once hallowed GOP concept is under threat by a would-be king

In Orbán's Hungary, it's "respectable fascism." Here in the U.S., it's something else

Troops in LA are just the starting point. How much further will he go?

This is just the beginning. Anyone who lives in a blue American city should get ready

Under mounting pressure from Elon Musk, Republicans are now considering cuts to Medicare

Can the Musk myth hold up against the Trump cult?

The president stops the investments that made America wealthy in recent years

Why Trump is suddenly trying to shake off his Putin stupor
