Jeet Heer

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Trump can’t stop insulting Native Americans.

Obama endorses “Medicare for all” and gives a special nod to Elizabeth Warren’s ideas.

Boris Johnson’s divorce probably won’t slow his ascent to power.

Trump believes his speeches could one day rank with the Gettysburg Address.

The British Secretary of State for Northern Ireland knows very little about Northern Ireland.

With strange timing, Twitter finally bans conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.

Clarence Thomas’s wife hires a staffer who once wrote “I hate blacks.”

An anonymous op-ed appears to have rattled Trump.

Anonymous White House official admits in Times op-ed to an administrative coup.

Donald Trump is still stewing over the Access Hollywood tape.

Marco Rubio threatens to beat up Alex Jones.

Hollywood, not Twitter, changed The New Yorker’s mind about Steve Bannon.

Ayanna Pressley’s primary victory shows the progressive wave is still rolling.

White House misrepresents Brett Kavanaugh’s snub of father of shooting victim.

Brit Hume argues that serving in a “fiasco of a presidency” is a virtue.

John McCain’s Senate replacement has only one job: confirm Brett Kavanaugh.

Bob Woodward reveals “an administrative coup d’etat” in White House.

The New Yorker has a Steve Bannon problem.

Meghan McCain’s eulogy for her father was also an attack on Donald Trump.

The Village Voice has ceased publication.