The president apparently took no measures to protect his political advisers, aides, and donors, and largely left them in the dark once he had tested positive.

Sean McElwee, a young Democratic insider with friends in high places, bet on himself in the post-Trump era. But that wasn’t all he was betting on.

Trump keeps issuing orders, and staffers keep ignoring them because they’re illegal or unwise. It’s an unsustainable situation—but it shows no sign of abating.

A mob has stormed the U.S. Capitol, using violence to stop the lawful certification of the Electoral College vote.

The gap between the hype and the reality of the proposed new branch of the military makes the project almost entirely an exercise in misleading branding.

The president told residents to be “very proud” they hadn’t endured a “real catastrophe” like Katrina, doing little to erase the impression that he sees hurricane relief more as a political story...

Allegations that the agency deleted texts from January 6, 2021, add to serious existing concerns about its independence and competence.

Trump told supporters that loyalty to his cause is more important than fidelity to the law, and they took his message to heart.

From trade deals to gun control and immigration to military deployments, the president has a consistent pattern: Talk a big game, then back down.

"We as people of faith are here to stand with you and for you."

Special Counsel Robert Mueller objected that the attorney general was mischaracterizing his investigation, but by then it was too late.

She fought Franco in Spain and joined the French Resistance against Hitler. She survived two death camps, and told the stories of other survivors.

A Republican senator from Charlotte said Wednesday that he’s being “smeared” over a one-time investment in a social media site popular with white supremacists and used by the alleged synagogue...

The simplest explanation for Donald Trump’s new positions on everything from Syria to interest rates? Ignorance. 

The moment for collective action arrived, and Republicans all froze.

The successor to the controversial former Milwaukee County sheriff lost his primary on Tuesday, the latest law-enforcement officer to lose to a reformist this year.

J. D. Vance once decried Trump as “cultural heroin.” Now he’s won the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in Ohio by peddling Trumpism.

The Fox News host betrayed core American values in his attack on Representative Ilhan Omar.

Even when the FBI recommends against granting a clearance, there’s nothing to prevent a president from simply overriding the system.

The president’s narrative stands in stark contrast to what is happening on the ground. That raises serious questions.

There are no legal or ethical reasons for the special counsel to turn away if he discovers indications of misconduct that are unrelated to the original Russia inquiry.

The president appears ready to blithely sacrifice his nominee for veterans affairs secretary as part of a long-running war against the Senate confirmation process.

The special counsel’s report shows a president who lies, acts rashly, and is routinely ignored by his own staff.

Instead of engaging with the substance of the charges he faces, the former president opted for grievance and misdirection.

The president apparently took no measures to protect his political advisers, aides, and donors, and largely left them in the dark once he had tested positive.

As Trump faces federal charges, the evidence seems stronger, and the legal issues simpler.