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While Elmo runs rampant, Orange Donald has mostly been golfing, watching Fox News, stubby-fingered-rage-posting and occasionally flamboyantly signing a blizzard of largely illegal executive orders for the cameras.
Where are all the 'terrible, horrible' people who are eating our dogs and cats?
The question facing Americans, therefore, isn’t whether government needs modernization—it’s whether they’re willing to sacrifice democracy in pursuit of Musk’s version of efficiency.
May we who oppose the cruelty on display, never become so devoid of lightness that we resemble those who celebrate that cruelty.
How America’s ultra-rich dismantled democracy, one Supreme Court ruling at a time.
Florida's legislature refused to act on DeSantis's orders, belatedly remembering they’re a co-equal branch of government, channeled their inner Bugs Bunny, and proclaimed, “Of course, you realize this means war!”
There is no more important message that could be delivered to the American people in 2025 than the ones JFK was set to deliver on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas.
Even if Trump fails at his bid to greatly reduce foreign aid spending, other countries are spending far more on economic assistance for the world’s poorest people, as a share of their economies, than the U.S. does.
The inaction of high profile and leadership Democrats is not just weakness—it's a betrayal of Democratic principles and thus our nation.
Elon Musk has laser-focused his attacks on the digital hubs that can disrupt just about every life in the US. This deserves a new term: Anti-social engineering.
It was 1927. No one thought it would work. It did.
While Trump is cementing his control of the government and its agencies, Musk is taking over as the dictator over the personnel and finance of the United States.
Legitimate academic journals evaluate papers before publication by having other researchers in the field carefully read them over. But this process is far from perfect.
There's normally turnover in Washington with each new administration. But now Trump and Musk want to purge huge numbers of federal workers. These folks can bring valuable skills and experience to state and local governments.
No matter how you define $Trump, one thing remains clear: The structure of the coin is set up to siphon money out of retail investors for at least the next three years.
While most Americans who voted for Trump probably knew he was a convicted criminal, it’s unlikely they also thought he’d commit crimes in office that would gut the protections and programs that so many of them need.
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