On the abiding despair of the failed Trump assassin’s post-COVID, private equity–looted nursing home
How corporate conservatism trumps MAGA gestures on behalf of the working class
Today on TAP: There is no good reason for it to deter the movement to replace Biden as nominee.
Turns out Trump’s would-be assassin was a registered Republican. Best to just forget all about it.
Remade in Trump’s image, the party nonetheless resurrects ancient attack lines.
The Court’s ruling on presidential immunity makes us all vulnerable.
We all saw this coming a mile away.
Both the details and the broad strokes are terrifying.
A virtual roll call is moving forward, despite no legitimate rationale to formally nominate the president early. Some Biden delegates are trying to whip up an objection campaign.
Our reporter meanders inside and outside the convention hall.
That was the implausible message of their convention’s opening night.
If he does go, they will have far too much influence over his successor.
Tom Tomorrow brings you This Modern World
Today on TAP: If Trump is shrewd, he will name J.D. Vance.
How can their convention, and nominee, call for both calming de-escalation and furious retribution?
The housing crisis puts the Costa-Hawkins Act under the microscope for the third time in six years.
Russell Vought is rumored to be under consideration for chief of staff in a second Trump administration. This would be a disaster.
America has been here before. A lot.
In American politics, the most annoying outcome is usually what happens.
Big companies are using Big Data to pick your pocket.