Goldberg: We’re all casualties of Trump’s war on science
In 2004, "60 Minutes" aired a segment on what it called "virus hunters," scientists searching for bugs that can leap from animals to humans and cause pandemics.

In 2004, "60 Minutes" aired a segment on what it called "virus hunters," scientists searching for bugs that can leap from animals to humans and cause pandemics.

I'm often incredulous at Republican servility to Donald Trump.

By now you have probably read the opening of the whistleblower complaint filed by a member of the intelligence community accusing Donald Trump of manipulating American foreign policy for political gain.

In 2003, journalist Vicky Ward profiled Jeffrey Epstein, the financier indicted Monday on charges of sexually abusing and trafficking underage girls, for Vanity Fair.

In 2017, Canadian right-wing activist and filmmaker Lauren Southern joined a group of young European nationalists on a boat in Mediterranean waters.

Last week, The Washington Post's tally of Donald Trump's false and misleading claims hit a milestone, topping 10,000.

Even if you're an avid follower of the news, it's hard to keep track of Donald Trump's scandals.
