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Trump just got handed a report card: Forty-eight percent of Americans call him a failure, the most of any president in a new poll

Trump ranked himself "The Greatest" in a presidential tier list he posted in August, but a new YouGov poll finds nearly half ...
New York MagazineOpinion

MAGA Can’t Let Go of Tricky Dick

Nixon apologists have now spurred a Justice Department investigation of Watergate. But the Trump parallels they draw aren’t ...
Baller Alert on MSN

Trump renames AI to SI, and here is every other name he has changed

Trump signed an order renaming AI to super intelligence, or SI. Here is every name he has changed, from the Gulf of America ...

'As safe as sitting in the White House': How the Secret Service protects the president on stadium visits

President Trump will be at Saturday's football game between Alabama and Georgia, neccesitating a Secret Service endeavor that ...

Theodore Roosevelt, on criticizing presidents: “It is even more important to tell the truth, pleasant or unpleasant about him more than any one else”

A main pillar of U.S. democracy is the ability be critical of the government, including the president, even when some ...

Why Trumpenomics will outlive its author

Even if the Republican Party loses Congress in the midterms, U.S. President’s economic and trade policies will persist ...

Presidential history: The presidency and the press – from censorship to fake news

President Trump’s decision to bar some news organizations from the White House is the latest reminder that presidents may ...
The DispatchOpinion

Censorship Has No Place in the People’s House

White House press corps journalists scramble for telephones following the announcement of Japan's WW2 surrender, August 15, ...

For The First Time Ever, "Trump" Appeared In US Baby Name Data

Claremont Girl Clash of Hearts took the coveted Best in Show title Saturday at New Zealand's National Guinea Pig Show, which ...
Opinion

Nobody knows if Adam Hamilton will win in Kansas. But he’s already defined a populism of decency.

At 7:30 on a September night in 1897, two trains collided on the Santa Fe railway about three miles northeast of Emporia. An eastbound mail train smashed into the Mexico and California Express, a ...

Election Year Stock Market History: What the S&P 500 Has Done After Every Midterm Since 1874

Since 1874, the S&P 500 has climbed in the year following 32 of the last 38 midterm elections, gaining an average of 14%, ...