More from President Trump’s first 100 days
Is a constitutional crisis coming — or is it already here?
Why steel and aluminum tariffs are back — and might stick.
The consumer watchdog’s fate is now with the courts.
In the 1990s, thousands of Haitians were detained there in horrific conditions with little oversight.
In the oil-rich Permian Basin, the dunes sagebrush lizard faces extinction. Will Trump do it in?
The region has long been neglected in Washington, but a “Monroe 2.0” foreign policy could backfire for the US.
Courts are inherently reactive institutions. Trump always gets the first move.
Musk and Trump say they promote free speech. They seem to only defend racist speech.
DOGE isn’t about fixing America’s debt problem.
Twitter is real life now.
There are a lot of them.
What Trump wants in Gaza and elsewhere is recolonization.
Democrats and anti-Trump activists are finally finding their footing. It just took Elon Musk to get them there.
Trump made headlines by saying the US would invade Gaza. Then his team walked it back.
Musk’s growing influence over the government’s digital infrastructure raises concerns about privacy and overreach.
America is finally seeing fewer drug shortages. But Trump’s tariffs could reverse that progress.
Meet the “unitary executive.”
How Donald Trump and Elon Musk could use a debt ceiling breach to usurp Congress’s power.
Tens of thousands of people will die if Trump’s war on USAID continues.
Why the tariffs might — and might not — still happen.
The Trump administration is preparing a remarkable power grab over the federal law enforcement agency.
Things that would have been unthinkable a few years ago are happening.
How American Psycho became men’s favorite sigma icon.
The Trump prosecutions were supposed to save democracy. They may have imperiled it further.
A federal judge just blocked Trump’s domestic spending freeze. His opinion relies heavily on another one by Justice Kavanaugh.