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Displaying all articles tagged:
Trump
2022 midterms
Apr. 21, 2022
2022 Is the Year of the Political Carpetbagger
There are a lot of people moving around to run for office this year, some at the behest of the footloose Donald Trump.
By
Ed Kilgore
corey lewandowski
Sept. 29, 2021
Trump Donor Accuses Corey Lewandowski of Unwanted Sexual Advances
The former Trump campaign manager allegedly touched her leg and buttocks, spoke in sexually graphic terms, and “stalked” her.
By
Paola Rosa-Aquino
politics
Sept. 28, 2021
New Book Implies Trump Was Even Nicer to Putin in Private
Is that possible?
By
Benjamin Hart
infrastructure
Jan. 20, 2021
Trump Called Himself the ‘Builder President.’ But What Did He Actually Build?
A short, grim list of projects he completed while in office.
By
Alissa Walker
close looks
Jan. 13, 2021
Posted Live From the Inferno
Jerry Saltz on the pictures from the Capitol—some of the scariest, stupidest ever taken.
By
Jerry Saltz
conservatism
Jan. 12, 2021
As ‘Woke Capital’ Turns on Trump, the GOP Turns on ‘Small Government’
The movement for “small government” is starting to realize that it has more influence over the state than it does over the corporate sector.
By
Eric Levitz
dinner with the kushners
Jan. 7, 2021
This Was Me Trying, Says Karlie Kloss
The model and wife of a Kushner would like you to know she tried.
By
Madison Malone Kircher
the law
Dec. 8, 2020
Another Judge Blocks Trump’s TikTok Ban
The latest deadline will reportedly be “overlooked.”
By
Zoe Haylock
bleep
Nov. 7, 2020
Most Jersey Reporter Ever Tells Trump Supporter to ‘Buzz Off’ on Live TV
But it sounded like ‘F— Off.’ Really it did.
By
Rebecca Alter
election 2020
Oct. 16, 2020
Biden Beat Trump in the Town Hall TV-Ratings Battle
Biden’s ABC town hall had the benefit of a stronger lead-in.
By
Josef Adalian
facebook
Jan. 7, 2020
Facebook Exec: Facebook Is Like the One Ring, Helped Trump Win
Andrew Bosworth compares Facebook to an evil ring from fantasy books. He also thinks it helped Trump win.
By
Brian Feldman
politics
Oct. 8, 2019
Trump Is Beefing With the Mayor of Minneapolis Over MAGA Rally Bill
After a Minneapolis arena tried to pass a half-million-dollar security bill on to the campaign, Team Trump threatened to sue and attacked the mayor.
By
Adam K. Raymond
trade wars
Oct. 3, 2019
Trump Administration Slaps 25 Percent Tariffs on European Foods and Booze
Including Italian cheeses and French wines.
By
Chris Crowley
give me shelter
July 2, 2019
Trump’s Rape of America, and Other Greek Tragedies
Searching the classics to make sense of asylum, hubris, and democracy itself.
By
Mimi Kramer
twitter
June 17, 2019
The Democratic Party Has United Its Warring Factions by Unleashing a Bad Tweet
The Democrats have found a strategy to counter factionalism: awful tweets.
By
Max Read
the national interest
June 17, 2019
U.S. National Security Officials Still Consider Trump a Security Risk
The Mueller report focused on criminal matters, not counterintelligence. Whether Russia has leverage over Trump is a huge, unresolved question.
By
Jonathan Chait
year in culture 2018
Dec. 5, 2018
Book Publishing’s No Good, Very Good Year of Trump
In 2018, publishers cried about the president all the way to the bank.
By
Lila Shapiro
migrant caravan
Nov. 27, 2018
Tear-Gassing Migrant Children at Protests Is Not ‘Un-American’
Children have been targeted for violence throughout U.S. history to deter their elders from protesting.
By
Zak Cheney-Rice
migrant caravan
Nov. 13, 2018
For Trump and the Republicans, the Migrant Caravan Served Its Political Purpose
The Central American migrant caravan dominated Trumpland for weeks. Its political value expired after the midterms.
By
Zak Cheney-Rice
password is a bad password
Oct. 11, 2018
Read This If You Want to Hack Into Kanye West’s iPhone
A video from West’s meeting with Trump revealed his poor OpSec habits.
By
Madison Malone Kircher
July 11, 2018
Trump at NATO Summit: Germany Is ‘Captive to Russia’
The president kicked off the summit by deriding America’s European allies as “delinquent,” and berating Germany for relying on Russian fuel sources.
By
Eric Levitz
July 10, 2018
It’s Normal for the U.S. to Put Corporate Profits Above Babies’ Health
Under Trump, America undermined global public health for the sake of enriching corporations. It did the same thing under Clinton and Obama.
By
Eric Levitz
June 5, 2018
Trump Sidelines Bolton to Keep Peace With North Korea
Trump did not invite Bolton to his recent meeting with a North Korean envoy, after being advised that including him would be “counterproductive.”
By
Eric Levitz
select all
May 23, 2018
Pete ‘Shade Master’ Souza Is Writing a Book About, Well, Shade
The former Obama White House photographer has spent months shading Trump on Instagram.
By
Madison Malone Kircher
Apr. 29, 2018
Preet Bharara’s Former Deputy on His Old Boss’s Firing and Michael Cohen Case
Former acting U.S. attorney Joon Kim discusses leading the Southern District of New York under the Trump administration.
By
Cristian Farias
Apr. 18, 2018
New York AG Calls for Closing Presidential Pardon Loophole
Right now, if Trump pardons cronies for a federal offense, New York can’t prosecute them for crimes related to the same act.
By
Eric Levitz
Apr. 5, 2018
Trump Unsure If Pruitt Is Too Corrupt for EPA – Or Just Corrupt Enough to Be AG
Despite the EPA director’s scandals, Trump floated firing Jeff Sessions and making Pruitt attorney general just this week.
By
Eric Levitz
Mar. 13, 2018
Tillerson’s Firing Brings America Closer to War With North Korea
The secretary’s departure suggests Trump will kill the Iran deal in May – and sabotage the prospects of diplomacy with North Korea in the process.
By
Eric Levitz
Mar. 8, 2018
Despite Conflicts of Interest, Kushner Is Still Running U.S. Diplomacy
The Mexican government has discussed exploiting Kushner’s inexperience and venality. Kushner just met privately with Mexican officials anyway.
By
Eric Levitz
Mar. 7, 2018
Trump Bids Good-bye to Gary Cohn — and Empirical Reality
The president’s worst impulses had been constrained by deference to the stock market and corporate America. Now, he’s thumbing his nose at both.
By
Eric Levitz
select all
Feb. 28, 2018
Did Facebook Really Charge Trump Less for Advertising?
Did they?
By
Brian Feldman
Feb. 6, 2018
Forget the State of the Union Address: Trump Wants a Military Parade
Trump wasn’t joking about wanting a great big jingoistic display. It’s happening.
By
Ed Kilgore
select all
Feb. 5, 2018
That Trump ‘Dow Joans’ Tweet Is Fake
Apparently there isn’t
always
a tweet.
By
Madison Malone Kircher
Dec. 7, 2017
Israel Strikes Gaza in Response to Rocket Fire
Trump bucked precedent — and the entire international community — by naming Jerusalem the capital of Israel. Riots and rockets ensued.
By
Eric Levitz
select all
Nov. 29, 2017
Who’s Behind These Robocalls About Anti-Trump Social-Media Activity?
“It does seem that you’ve been making some rather negative comments about President Trump.”
By
Brian Feldman
Nov. 28, 2017
Trump Takes Rare Trade Action Against China
The Commerce Department just launched a process that could result in steep duties on Chinese aluminum.
By
Eric Levitz
Oct. 19, 2017
The Case for Centrism in the Trump Era Is Hilariously Weak
A former Clinton adviser argues that Trump beat Democrats on substance, not style — and accidentally exposes the bankruptcy of his worldview.
By
Eric Levitz
what now?
Oct. 18, 2017
Report: Trump Offered $25,000 to Dad of Deceased Soldier, But It Never Came
The White House, however, says the check has been mailed.
By
Jen Kirby
Oct. 11, 2017
Democrats’ Biggest Donor Demands Candidates Pledge to Impeach Trump
Tom Steyer’s litmus test could be the opening shot in the billionaire’s rumored campaign to capture Dianne Feinstein’s Senate seat.
By
Eric Levitz
Oct. 5, 2017
9 Cringeworthy Trump Moments From Puerto Rico
“Now I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you’ve thrown our budget a little out of whack.”
By
Brittany Stephanis
Sept. 7, 2017
When Trump’s Aides Admit He Has No Idea What He’s Talking About
Don’t sweat the small stuff.
By
Benjamin Hart
Aug. 30, 2017
What the Trump Administration Means When It Says ‘On Notice’
▶️ Is it more than an empty threat?
By
Brittany Stephanis
the national circus
July 27, 2017
Everything Trump Does Must Be Viewed Through This Single Lens
It explains his otherwise inexplicable attacks on staunch ally Jeff Sessions.
By
Frank Rich
June 28, 2017
Nothing About Trump’s Syria Announcement Was Normal
It came out of nowhere, and the backstory was even stranger — and more alarming.
By
Heather Hurlburt
June 24, 2017
The Trump Doctrine in Afghanistan: Let the Generals Handle It
We’re about to find out what Mattis’s Pentagon will do with mostly unchecked authority to conduct a war.
By
Jonah Shepp
interesting times
June 23, 2017
The Perverse Presidency of Donald Trump
His singular policy aim appears to be overturning anything Obama accomplished.
By
Andrew Sullivan
basketball diplomacy
June 12, 2017
Dennis Rodman Returns to North Korea
The
Celebrity Apprentice
star once called Kim Jong-un a “friend for life.”
By
Jen Kirby
international affairs
June 8, 2017
Trump Backtracks From Attacks and Tries to Be Deal-maker in Qatari Feud
But so far he’s gotten nowhere.
By
Jen Kirby
comey testimony
June 8, 2017
These Are the 4 Other Calls Comey Had With Donald Trump
In his pre-released statement, Comey mentioned six phone calls with the president, but only described two.
By
Lily Carollo
June 6, 2017
The World Without America
President Trump is relinquishing the United States’ global leadership role. But rather than leave a vacuum, other countries are stepping up.
By
Heather Hurlburt
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