Danielle Pletka’s historical revision of Jesse Helms’s career shows how Trumpists will rationalize their role in this disastrous presidency.

If you’re worrying that Democrats wouldn’t concede a Biden defeat, you’re just concern-trolling while American democracy wobbles.

Tens of millions are unemployed, hungry, and behind on the rent. But the economy is barely registering as an election issue.

The party fears another Trump upset, and political journalists crave drama. That’s a perfect storm for a misleading media narrative.

The nightmare wildfires consuming California and Oregon have been greeted by the president’s treacherous silence.

Yes, the legendary reporter’s methods can be unscrupulous. But the latest findings speak for themselves.

The world’s greatest deliberative body has seen better days, but the Nebraska senator’s solutions will only continue its downward spiral.

One talks of an “FDR-size presidency,” the other works to calm Wall Street nerves. Which one will create the post-pandemic future?

As a reporter covering unemployment, I thought I knew everything I needed to get by. Then I was laid off.

A new book details how the president and his state media partners cash in on their symbiotic relationship while driving the country toward disaster.

New polls show that the premature consensus about Trump’s rhetoric was wrong—for now, anyway.

The falling-out says a lot about the state of conservative media in 2020—and may herald some good news for Joe Biden.

In the most important election of our lifetime, Joe Biden will have to risk everything.

For the past week, the president has successfully reframed the election as a debate over looting and political violence.

Trump’s chief economic adviser claims that stagnation, recession, and pessimism are all in the past. The numbers prove otherwise.

Voters need to see the Democratic nominee out in the world, not hiding behind musicians who were popular a half-century ago.

With Covid-19 throttling the entertainment industry, basketball is caught in the crosshairs of the culture war.

A majority of the president’s base believes the coronavirus death toll is acceptable. What more needs to be said at this week’s convention?

The president’s insatiable need to traffic in rumor and conspiracy blows larger holes in our shared reality with each passing day.

It’s not just about defeating Donald Trump, but providing an off-ramp from this all-consuming political moment.