Newsweek's poll tracker found that Trump's approval rating is 47 percent, while his disapproval rating is 50 percent.

The data grab has sparked a flurry of resignations at federal agencies, along with lawsuits alleging that it violates the Privacy Act.

The vitriol aimed at Chuck Schumer seems infused with emotion, and lacking in the kind of cold calculus this moment demands.

Bezos’ decision harks back to an earlier time when editors and owners were the same people, and newspapers offered a specific interpretation of the world, not just a neutral report.

John Locke When a president declares an “invasion” to justify shredding the Constitution, he’s not defending the nation—he’s declaring war on democracy itself. The United States of America has long ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent explains the decision to hire IRS employees Gary Shapley and Joe Ziegler, who blew the whistle on alleged political interference into investigations of Hunter Biden, ...

Trump's Canada annexation goal would backfire spectacularly, giving our northern neighbor 52 potential senators and decisive control over American politics.

As a wounded Democratic Party struggles to regroup, Newsom is holding mostly chummy conversations with prominent conservatives on a new podcast he’s touting as a way for the party to grapple with ...

In preparation for the Trump-Putin call, White House special envoy Steve Witkoff met last week with Putin in Moscow to discuss the proposal. Secretary of State Marco Rubio had persuaded senior ...

Alicia Vaichunas, a candidate for City Council in District 30, welcomed dozens of supporters to a packed fundraising event ...

How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine, demonstrates that the U.S. is driven by warmongering. Indeed, he writes, “The militarism that propels nonstop U.S. warfare is systemic.” In ...

Activists stage a protest. A handful get arrested. They fundraise off the news coverage. ActBlue receives a cut of the proceeds, and the cycle repeats.