The Rules Do Not Apply to Trump Because the Rules Never Existed
President Donald Trump is showing us how norms were always just guidelines.
President Donald Trump is showing us how norms were always just guidelines.
For people who exercise great power, accountability after death is a small price to pay.
The funerals of my Muslim childhood were quick and modest. But I've learned to love the extended gospel funeral. Aretha's homegoing reminded me why.
The late senator's funeral had an unspoken but vital message for those who still wield power: to not wait until your time is up to speak out.
Flowers and notes are placed in tribute to Senator John McCain outside a mortuary in Phoenix, Arizona, on August 26th, 2018.
The Arizona senator's opposition seemingly sinks the bill.
A supermajority of the Senate voted on Thursday to pass a short-term measure to raise the debt ceiling.
The Republican senator never has sought to connect any of his health troubles, including prior bouts with skin cancer, with Agent Orange exposure and has a mixed record when it comes to compensating fellow veterans for wartime exposures.
For candidates like Ted Cruz, it's no longer about the single cash cow donor.
Hammering on how a candidate seems different from a voter opens the door for smears to adhere.
John McCain and Tom Coburn's snarky listing of reputedly dumb stimulus projects manages to 'misunderestimate' some important research.
John Dougherty, a journalist who helped make John McCain one of the Keating Five, is running a long-shot campaign to replace McCain as U.S. senator. Along the way, both will have to deal with the immigration monster under every Arizona bed.
Inevitably, some voters will cast votes against Barack Obama because he is black. But research suggests he has options for reducing prejudiced voting in November.
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation president analyzes the presidential candidates' positions on the controversial weaponry and energy.