The National Interest

The most sweeping justification for Trump anybody has ever made or ever will make.

Almost all of his “accomplishments” were either imaginary or promises he won’t keep.

Paul Ryan also wants to “cleanse” the FBI.

Atlas Thugged.

How long can the president’s lawyers prevent him from taking control of the Russia investigation and federal law enforcement?

Trump: “My administration wants to work with members in both parties … to promote clean air.” He’s doing the opposite.

The morning after Trump’s Saturday Night Massacre would just be another Sunday for Republicans.

The House Speaker isn’t just watching this happen. He is directing the action. And nobody ever asks him about it.

The president blurts out an offer his lawyer clearly does not endorse.

Publicize decontextualized messages, add paranoia, create fake scandal.

The American president demands British prime minister stop protests and media criticism.

The administration has a new tariff on something people really like.

Is Trump too hapless to be an authoritarian?

A year later, Obama’s achievements are largely secure, and Trump has shown how weak the case against him was.

It’s been a year in which quite a lot happened, except anything he promised.

A porn star’s very credible account of her affair with the future couch potato in chief.

If Mueller charges the group with accepting Russian funds to elect Trump, all hell will break loose in Congress.

Never has a president been so proud to be declared free of mental illness.

Kirstjen Nielsen has a very novel way to avoid questions about her boss’s racism.

In fact, there is no racism test applied to television stars.