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He considers himself to be at war with basically everybody to Trump's left, and it is by no means clear that he means
The president vowed not to pardon his son Hunter—and then did so anyway.
The problem that keeps arising is that there is no way to remain in Trump’s favor while following the law.
Most major media properties are tied to larger business interests that can benefit from government policy—or be harmed by it.
The period of left-wing illiberalism that began about a decade ago seems to have drawn to a close. The final cause of death was the reelection of Donald Trump.
Renaming the Gulf of Mexico is a lot simpler than building the wall.
Donald Trump's defenders have little choice but to cast his trolling as a clever geopolitical stratagem.
The theory that populist economic policies can win back the working class has been tried—and it has failed.
At today's confirmation hearing, the defense-secretary nominee looked like a man who understood that the fix was in.
As far as policy accomplishments are concerned, the second Trump term could very well turn out to be as underwhelming as the first.
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