Jeet Heer

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Canada's Breitbart is imploding. What can it teach us about America?

Progressives are wielding their wallets to fight Trump. But there are limits and dangers to harnessing consumer activism for political change.

The president will still be a bigot, and his former adviser will have his ear.

The president doesn't pretend to represent all citizens—just his most hardcore supporters.

A bizarre memo by an administration official suggests why Trump was so hesitant to blame white nationalists for the fatal violence in Charlottesville.

His threats against North Korea expose the many dangers of the White House's post-9/11 powers. Here's what Congress must do.

The standoff on the Korean Peninsula is tense, but stable—unless the American president disrupts it.

The latest attacks on young people's lifestyle choices are being fueled by generational polarization—and signal an emerging conservative strategy.

The political press is hailing Chief of Staff John Kelly's "discipline" in the White House. But you can't impose order on a chaotic president.

The presidential system isn't working. A parliamentary one might.

The president and his foul-mouthed communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, are members of a very particular species.

Desperate for a win, and intellectually bankrupt, Trump and the GOP might pass the most domestically destructive law in at least a generation.