Optimists are saying he’s stepping off the Trump train. Pessimists have a more realistic guess.

A ridiculous line of questioning left the former special counsel looking dazed and confused.

I’m just glad there’s someone out there trying to solve the unsolved.

These foodborne-illness outbreaks have certainly put the Republican party in a sh*tty situation.

How will Americans react when they turn on the taps and nothing comes out?

Fair elections might soon become a thing of the past.

Needless to say, the administration had no case whatsoever.

Pete Hegseth better make this explicable as quickly as possible, or we’re in for some serious trouble.

I respect it, but I’m not 100 percent sure it’ll work.

Try to guess which party he belongs to.

Even now, in our so-called postliterate age, can reading a book—a novel, of all things—inspire us to a richer, fuller life? Ayad Akhtar hopes it still can.

Why doesn’t he just get it over with already and change our country to the United States of Trump?

Who better to team up with for such a slimy crusade than Dr. Oz?

The president said he’s leading the world into a future of “super intelligence,” but it sure sounded like the opposite.

An investigation uncovered that Maine senator Susan Collins, among other politicians, have benefited from such lax enforcement.

And it’s not because the product in question is fertilizer.

Republicans have a whopping financial advantage, thanks in part to the We-Invented-New-Money crowd. Is that enough to overcome affiliation with an extremely unpopular president?

Greedy slicksters are scooping up farms and doctor’s offices and ruining them for profit. Only in America!

Remind me why we gave this moron carte blanche to let his freak flag fly?

The Trump administration is cutting back limits on PFAS, which I think we can all agree is a very bad thing.