What we can do, from Congress to the streets

A year ago, the magazine proudly declared that it was "Against Trump." Now it's defending the president against his many critics. What gives?

The industry has come out in opposition to Donald Trump’s executive order. Kind of.

There's no need for Obama to hold his tongue anymore.

Denying the poor, huddled masses entry into the country has formed the basis of federal immigration acts since their inception.

Trump's refugee ban abandons America's claims to moral leadership.

What will America look like after four years of Donald Trump? The emerging picture is ugly.

His economic policies, like a potential tax on imports from Mexico, would most hurt the very voters he claims to champion.

He's relying on his most loyal advisers and trying to please his most hardcore supporters—because only they make him feel good about himself.

His pick for secretary of labor isn't only raising alarm on the left.

He might disappoint his base on foreign and economic policy, but his transition suggests he's sticking to his guns on immigration.

Why did "Queen of the South" kill its best character?