A tax loophole intended to help the poor is funneling money to wealthy investors.

They long to be swashbuckling tax-slashers, but they're amazingly ill suited to the task.

By not condemning him directly, they're empowering his neo-Nazi followers.

With tax reform next up on the agenda, how much will the president try to cut his own taxes? And why did he lie to Americans about his returns?

But here's how Democrats can end Republican brinkmanship for good.

Haunted by the 100-day mark, the president has created a lot of news this week. But it's all an illusion.

Republicans could rein in Trump's worst excesses—but they first have to secure their regressive tax cuts and a Supreme Court nominee.

He's not a reformer. He's a fraud.