I'm working on a piece about what's happened to college tuition since the 1960s, which turns out to be a very counter-intuitive story for a variety of reasons, and in.
A big key to Donald Trump's political success is his sociopathic willingness to say/promise anything if he believes it will be to his advantage to do so, with literally zero.
I wish I was exaggerating: The F.B.I. began investigating a New York Times reporter last month after she wrote about the bureau’s director, Kash Patel, using bureau personnel to provide.
Writing on Truth Social, Trump on Wednesday claimed a “RIGGED ELECTION” had taken place in Virginia despite there being absolutely no evidence of any irregularities or fraud in the conduct of.
The death of Doug LaMalfa broke the Democratic streak of 8 consecutive members of Congress to die in office, the longest streak on record. But there's enough ancient Dems who.
The Washington Post's editorial page is utter garbage now, but every now and then something interesting still sneaks through and I appreciated that the real regime change caused by Trump.
As a hardworking American and a fully satisfied employee of the University of Kentucky, I think that when an oligarch buys influence, the oligarch should get influence. Some miscreants, rabble.
Out on the street with the whole family: https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/2046887739941904574
