Opinion: Trump’s attempt to make museums submit feels familiar
Before Poland's illiberal Law and Justice party came to power in 2015, the country had been deep in a reckoning over its role in the Holocaust.
Opinion: Cory Mills should be at least as famous as George Santos
In a less depraved time, anyone who followed politics would know about the ugly abuse allegations facing the Florida congressman Cory Mills, and the scandal would be a big problem for the Republican Party.
Opinion: Why did so many people delude themselves about Trump?
Donald Trump's 2024 election sent many finance types into spasms of anticipatory ecstasy as they imagined freedom from regulations, taxes and unfamiliar pronouns.
Opinion: The Right’s Trump Derangement Syndrome
Shortly before the last election, Scott Bessent, now President Donald Trump's Treasury secretary, assured The Financial Times that Trump had no interest in reducing international trade and that his threats to impose sweeping, 20% tariffs on foreign goods were simply a "maximalist" negotiating position to be watered down during trade talks, Bessent said.
Opinion: Andrew Tate, accused of sex trafficking, is Trump’s kind of guy
On Thursday the influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate, until recently stuck in Romania amid an investigation into allegations including human trafficking and money laundering, arrived in Florida, apparently thanks to the good offices of Donald Trump's administration.
Opinion: Trump’s new deputy FBI director has it out for the ‘scumbag commie libs’
When a New York jury found Donald Trump guilty on 34 felony counts last year, conservative podcaster Dan Bongino made a veiled threat on social media.
Opinion: Trump’s plan to crush the academic left
Last year, Chris Rufo, the influential right-wing strategist who spearheaded the campaign against diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, initiatives, told me about his ambitions for a second Trump presidency.
Opinion: The great capitulation
At a news conference at Mar-a-Lago on Monday, Donald Trump described recent visits from Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, Sergey Brin, a co-founder of Google, and other tech barons.
Opinion: It was only a matter of time before abortion bans killed someone
It was inevitable, once Roe v. Wade was overturned and states started banning abortion, that women were going to die.
Opinion: Why Trump can afford to disrespect his anti-abortion voters
The Babylon Bee, which is like The Onion for conservative Christians, last month ran a despairing story about the presidential options anti-abortion voters have before them.
