There are none so blind as those that will not see

Republican resistance is helpful. But more of it is needed.

The tentacles of a homeowners insurance crisis are far-reaching

Expressive politics at its best

Plus: We talk to workers in the steel and garment industries to find out what they make of this trade war. And more.

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During the Biden administration, corporate executives regularly expressed their displeasure with policies they opposed.

After President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements on April 2 wiped $5 trillion dollars from the stock market, the Republican Party is scrambling.

Resistance is necessary, not futile. But we need more than that, starting now.

Someone has to stop the Mad King.

The Democrats are ready for their close-up

Geopolitical news has been relatively slow the past few days so it seemed a good occasion to catch up on frontline advancements, which have been picking up this week.

Tim Miller reacts to a devastating new report from 60 Minutes, revealing even more details of the shocking treatment of Venezuelan migrants detained by the Trump administration in El Salvador and highlighting the Trump officials responsible.

Tracking the top drivers in the sport, all season long.

… Millions of people turned out in over 1,300 cities and towns across America to protest Trump and Musk dismantling the US govt and derailing the economy.

Why is our prison population so high and why are so many people returning?

Major law firms have bent the knee to Trump—yet the influential Democratic attorneys who work at them keep collecting lucrative paychecks.

The BLM movement did not make black people’s lives better. If anything their goals have only made the quality of life worse.

via FT.