Jonathan Chait is a Political Columnist at New York Magazine. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, media and press, and general assignment news, with a keen focus on the intersections of these areas. His work has been featured in Editor & Publisher Magazine, RealClear Education, The Atlantic, and several other prominent outlets.
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Thinking otherwise can enable the left's worst instincts, as a speech at the University of Michigan's commencement showed.
Donald Trump is a victim of propaganda as much as he is a manipulator of it.
He was elected to tackle one problem. Instead, he's made it worse. Donald Trump, probably by mistake, said something honest the other day.
By: Jonathan Chait
Donald Trump, probably by mistake, said something honest the other day.
Recasting the January 6 insurrection as the work of heroic patriots remains the president's highest priority.
Trump's funniest riff ever? Donald Trump's most amusing habit is meting out casual abuse to his sycophants.
Democrats are in thrall to the idea that corporate consolidation is America's biggest, and maybe only, problem.
Like fellow Republicans exiled by the president, he still accepted Trump’s claim to inhabit the will of the party.
By: Jonathan Chait, Mona Charen
Jonathan Chait of The Atlantic joins Mona to discuss the incredible scope and scale of Trump's corruption—from the $4 billion the Trump family has
