Gambling apps are crowning AOC as the 2028 Democratic nominee, but actual voters are putting her in single digits.
Tammy-Jo Pritchett
Karoline Leavitt is leaving. That is the headline. But the story underneath it is about power, who wields it casually, and who absorbs the cost.
Mars Vega-Kaplan
The World Health Organization held a press conference Wednesday to tell us something they probably should have mentioned three months ago. The Ebola outbreak tearing through eastern Congo is 'on…
Buck Buckhorn
The lawsuit against Truth Social's $100,000-per-month subscription for early access to Trump posts is legally sound, but the deeper pathology is that the entire information ecosystem of the presidency has…
Dr. Sebastian Thorne-Whitfield
The Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation sued President Donald Trump and his staff Wednesday, challenging a Trump-owned media company's plan to monetize the president's social media posts.
Mars Vega-Kaplan
Wall Street firms are paying up to $100,000 a month for milliseconds of early access to Trump's posts on Truth Social, a move critics call a corrupt racket that leaves…
Buck Buckhorn
The President of the United States, a man with a gold-plated toilet and a wife who reportedly won't hold his hand in public, spent his Saturday evening making a meme.…
Tammy-Jo Pritchett
Brendan Carr has weaponized the Federal Communications Commission by treating the 'public interest' standard as a tool to discipline media outlets that displease the president, a strategy so brazen that…
Dr. Sebastian Thorne-Whitfield
The man said the law is strong. The law IS strong. It's been strong this whole time. The only people who didn't seem to know that were the ones writing…
Tammy-Jo Pritchett
Senators have labeled a 321-diamond ring from Belgium a 'cartoonish bribe,' but the article argues this is not a scandal—it is the system working as designed.
Dr. Sebastian Thorne-Whitfield
