I feel like I just stepped out of a time machine.

My guess is that this comedy extravaganza comes to a close long before it gets to trial.

Everything about the review of this heartbreaking case is fishy.

What tipped them off? The blatant subservience to Putin, or his pointless meddling in Israeli politics?

The alleged “mastermind” of the 9/11 attacks is scheduled for trial in 2028, but we’ll see if that actually happens.

He’s thirty-five years old. Loves movies. Works two jobs. Wants to meet the right person. But because he has Down syndrome, someone told him he’s different.

Bend has done more than its part watering the tree of liberty.

A White House spokesperson called them “a wide array of great American companies and generous individuals.” I call them a bunch of influence-buying grifters.

A disastrous new press secretary. Whispers of a new chief of staff. A feud between the president and old lawyers. We have to endure two more years of this?

And you’ll never guess the pale pile of evil he brought in to help.

This conspiratorial threat has been a bogeyman for the do-your-own-research techno-right for so long that it dates back to when Newt Gingrich was considered a political visionary.

Katie Zacharia’s first briefing began with the stilted recital of a homily about Trump’s greatness. It somehow got more awkward from there.

Chants of “USA!” rang out at the president’s Ohio rally after a MAGA goon punched a protester in the face. Bet you can’t guess who got high-fived and who got escorted out of the venue.

The president’s handpicked Senate candidate just turned up in a video of a New Year’s Eve party in Dubai. With two fugitives. And a woman who wasn’t his wife. Game knows game, man.

Xenophobia and racism almost certainly played a role in why her residence was searched by Homeland Security agents.

Senate candidate James Talarico never checked himself into a mental-health clinic in early October, but right-wing media sure took that BS story and ran with it.

Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson is under fire for the testimony she gave during the January 6 investigation, which, to my ears, sounds pretty damn credible.

One particularly crazy Republican out of Nevada wants to verify voters’ identities by “measuring their heartbeats.”

Kimberly Guilfoyle sure hasn’t been afraid to use her position as U.S. ambassador for shady wheeling and dealing.

Right-wing crazies from around the world are starting to find him useful. That’s more than a little dangerous.