Trump and the Black Vote
Trump has paid more attention to getting the black vote than any Republican presidential candidate in decades.
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It Feels Like a Rerun: Trump Publicly Fumes About Former Staffer, Again
Puzzling how the same pattern keeps happening over and over again, huh?
America’s Other ‘Special Relationship’ Remains Worth Preserving
There is no convincing argument that the destabilized Israel sought by the Ilhan Omars and Rashida Tlaibs of the world would serve U.S. interests.
The Bogus Story That Launched a ‘Collusion’ Probe
A minor functionary’s farcical encounter with a self-promoting schemer provided the excuse for an investigation.
It’s Time for Trump to Troll China
President Xi Jinping is conducting his disputes with the U.S. in an ungentlemanly manner. Why shouldn’t our commander-in-chief respond in kind?
Let’s Buy Greenland
President Trump considers buying Greenland; CVS foments feminist outrage; and the president wants to bring back mental institutions.
The Election Is Legitimate Only If the Democrats Win
Democrats scoffed at charges of ‘election rigging’ until they needed an excuse for Hillary Clinton’s unexpected defeat.
A Brief History of Election Meddling
Democrats have tried to influence elections in Russia and Israel, and have sought the Russians’ help to get elected here.
Jeffrey Epstein’s Death and Our Age of Conspiracy Theories
One tragedy of the billionaire sex offender’s death is that it will make it harder to argue against the paranoia that is increasingly consuming our politics.
Schumer to Urge Trump to Reallocate $5 Billion in Border-Wall Money to Fight Gun Violence, White Supremacy
Schumer noted the danger of “the dual scourges of gun violence and violent white supremacist extremism.”