Holly Baxter

Officially, Sunday night's spectacle — “UFC Freedom 250” — was a celebration of America's 250th anniversary, which just so happened to fall on Donald Trump's birthday.

The vice president tried to make himself palatable to women voters while promoting his new book. Instead, he scored a number of hard-to-watch own goals, writes Holly Baxter

JD Vance found time in his busy schedule to promote his book on daytime television today — and what a promotion it was.

The president tried to take a victory lap as he wrapped up the summit. Instead, he made his own insecurities — and his own confusion — very obvious, writes Holly Baxter

H ot off the heels of his ick-producing performance on The View earlier this week, JD Vance held a press briefing Thursday in response to blowback

If you'd like to know how Donald Trump's closing speech at the G7 went, it's probably best to start at the part where he asked Scott Bessent whether the stock market was smarter than his Treasury secretary.

Bookmark popover Removed from bookmarks F orty minutes outside of Kansas City sits the Lawrence DoubleTree hotel, an unremarkable concrete structure just off the freeway.

The president followed his old habit of hitting the road for a campaign-style rally to lift his spirits Tuesday amid plummeting approval ratings, a $14 million Reflecting Pool crisis and, writes

The president followed his old habit of hitting the road for a campaign-style rally to lift his spirits Tuesday amid plummeting approval ratings, a $14 million Reflecting Pool crisis and, writes Holly Baxter, that pesky war with Iran he started

Holly Baxter writes about the unexpectedly heartwarming and heartrending moments — from Freddy the German to Norwegian longboats on the New York City subway and an unlikely social media star from Cape Verde — that have played out on the sidelines of 2026’s World Cup