The president and the NFL dynasty have a lot more in common than personal connections.

The Minnesota senator has emerged from the shadows to make life hell for Republicans. Now he should do the same to Trump.

The top adviser is providing a coherent political philosophy for the president's scattered ideas.

A year ago, the magazine proudly declared that it was "Against Trump." Now it's defending the president against his many critics. What gives?

There's no need for Obama to hold his tongue anymore.

The cable news network and The Wall Street Journal are uniquely positioned to hold the Trump administration accountable. Will they?

His authoritarianism will be much less obvious—and that's the danger.

GOP congressmen will abide his abuses as long as they get what they want.