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Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP Woodward Missed Everything That Matters About the Trump Presidency
The ultimate White House tell-all actually tells disturbingly little of what the American public most needs to know.
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Edmon De Haro The Republican Party Needs to Embrace Liberalism
Classical liberal values have disappeared from the right and are now disappearing from the left. Someone needs to adopt them. Why not the GOP?
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Why Is Everyone So Unfair to Donald Trump?
In a rambling, 81-minute press conference, the president praised himself and aired his grievances.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Rosenstein’s Departure Is a National Emergency
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation is now in mortal peril.
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Chris Wattie / Reuters Delay the Kavanaugh Vote
This Senate is singularly ill-equipped to assess the allegations against Trump’s Supreme Court nominee.
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Tyler Comrie America’s Slide Toward Autocracy
Democracy has taken a beating under President Trump. Will the midterms make a difference?
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters This Is a Constitutional Crisis
A cowardly coup from within the administration threatens to enflame the president’s paranoia and further endanger American security.
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Siphewe Sibeko / Reuters The Dangerous Myths of South African Land Seizures
Reactionaries on either side of the Atlantic are empowering one another.
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Leah Millis / Reuters The President Is a Crook
The country now faces a choice between the Trump presidency and the rule of law.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Dinesh D’Souza and the Decline of Conservatism
Under President Trump, the most outrageous and aggrieved polemicists are thriving.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Collusion Is Worse Than a Crime
To debate whether Trump acted criminally is to miss the greater point: He’s a national-security threat.
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Leonhard Foeger / Reuters The Worst Security Risk in U.S. History
No one knows what President Trump told Vladimir Putin in Helsinki—or why even his own national-security adviser was excluded from the room.
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Leah Millis / Reuters Trump’s Crisis of Legitimacy
The president understands the stakes of the Russia story more clearly than most of his followers.
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Lehtikuva Lehtikuva / Reuters The Crisis Facing America
The country can no longer afford to wait to ascertain why President Trump has subordinated himself to Putin—it must deal with the fact that he has.
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Henry Nicholls / Reuters Trump’s Betrayal of Britain
During his campaign, the president encouraged Brexit. Now, as Britain struggles with its transition from the EU, he’s turned his back.
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Toby Melville / Reuters The End of the Brexit Illusion
The grand promises of withdrawal from the European Union run aground on the tedious and technical details that campaigners ignored.
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Sergei Karpukhin / Reuters The Great Russian Disinformation Campaign
In a new book, Timothy Snyder explains how Russia revolutionized information warfare—and presages its consequences for democracies in Europe and the United States.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters The Trade Deficit Is China’s Problem
The Trump administration views the U.S.-China trade relationship upside down: It’s not Americans who suffer from Chinese surplus.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Enforce the Border—Humanely
Countering Trump’s extremism with still more extremism will do no good for any principle of freedom.
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Kyodo News / Getty Trump Goes to War Against the Democracies
Through the G7 summit, the brittle pretense of unity held together. Then came the tweets.
