If you’re Paul Manafort, Robert Mueller owns you. If you’re Mueller, you’re in the catbird seat. And if you’re Donald Trump, you’re your own worst enemy.
The president complains that journalists shouldn't be able to "get away with" such depictions and urges Congress to change libel laws.
As a prisoner of war, he passed horrendous tests. But later, tested in the Senate, he often failed monumentally.
If Mueller proves he helped rig the election, it's not enough to remove him from office. His entire term must deemed illegitimate.
The president, in a series of angry tweets, denounces a New York Times story that White House counsel Don McGahn has been cooperating with Robert Mueller's team investigating Russian election meddling.
History suggests that Republicans may face a reckoning at the ballot box if Brett Kavanaugh is sworn in.
Presidential lies are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to a political, media, intellectual and educational culture that has long been drenched in propagandistic lies.
The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly building a database of journalists and bloggers. Critics fear it's a First Amendment tragedy waiting to happen.
A new exhibit at the Los Angeles Public Library celebrates the young men who refused to fight in the Vietnam War.
Whatever one’s prejudice against President Trump, he deserves credit for risking peace instead of war.
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