And yet, he has our most important job. No wonder the nation's in crisis.

His critics should prepare themselves for the possibility that Robert Mueller makes the case for impeachment and the Republicans do nothing.

The violent neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville wasn't an unintended consequence of the president's politics. It was the goal.

As Trump tweets yet more provocations at North Korea, his ruling party must act before it's too late.

What worked for him—social media and free media coverage of his rallies—won't work for most candidates, especially in next year's midterms.

They're all far too complicit in the president's rise to run against him now.

The GOP's hatred of the Affordable Care Act is blinding them to an obvious strategy to regain the upper hand in the health care fight. But that would require accepting the ACA as the law of the land.

The senator’s new book is a lucid examination of everything that’s wrong with the GOP in the Trump era. Too bad Flake is part of the problem.

In the same week that Democrats dropped their “Better Deal” economic agenda, Trump made it clear he’s banking on cultural issues.

Steve Bannon biographer Joshua Green on the way Donald Trump's top political adviser has changed politics for the worse, and possibly forever.

The president will betray his political allies without a thought. Jeff Sessions and Sean Spicer learned that the hard way.

If Trump fires Robert Mueller or pardons himself, Republicans won't do a thing about it—and our democracy will be changed forever.

“Devil’s Bargain,” a new book about Steve Bannon, traces Trump’s presidency to a decades-old project to bury the Clintons.

The president has proven he'll sell out members of his own tribe. He won't hesitate to do the same to his supporters.

The GOP’s determination to see no evil in the president's conduct foreshadows a horrifying future for American politics.