Greg Sargent

As Republicans start turning on Trump over his illicit $1.8 billion scheme, the author of a piece on Trump's corruption explains why this saga is so deadly for the GOP—and why Trump won't let it go.

As Trump publicly begs the GOP to rig the midterms, the writer of a piece on his unpopularity explains why his coalition is imploding—and why his only way out is massive cheating.

A threshold has definitely been crossed in these last couple weeks as Trump shrinks his MAGA base down to its molten core.

As Trump’s GOP support cracks in earnest, a writer focused on his corruption explains why all the self-dealing has pushed Republicans to the breaking point—and why it looks real this time.

As Trump propagandists rage at journalists for covering his physical decline, a writer who focuses on the president's weaknesses explains why covering up his frailty is backfiring spectacularly for him.

As Trump propagandists rage at journalists for covering his physical decline, a writer who focuses on the president’s weaknesses explains why covering up his frailty is backfiring spectacularly for him.

Ken Paxton is the embodiment of MAGA rage and corruption. Can James Talarico win by transcending Paxton's Trumpy acrimony?

As Trump accidentally says too much about his party’s midterm travails, the author of a piece on Trump’s deepening unpopularity argues that Democrats have hidden ways to capitalize.

As the Homeland Security Secretary issues a preposterous threat amid a battle at an ICE facility, an immigration advocate explains how this saga captures Trumpism’s deep derangement.

Paulina Mangubat's life was upended in a big way this week. She talks about it in an exclusive interview.