By Thomas L. Friedman – The New York Times.
Thank God for the resignation in shame by Mike Flynn, President Trump’s national security adviser. And not just because he misled the vice president and engaged in deeply malignant behavior with
By Sherrilyn Ifill – The Washington Post.
White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller argued Sunday that President Trump was the victim of voter fraud in the election. “Voter fraud,” Miller insisted, “is a serious problem in this country.” … Read more »
The Opinion Pages – The New York Times.
To the Editor:
Charles M. Blow (column, nytimes.com, Feb. 9) describes Donald Trump’s constant need “to grind the opposition underfoot.” As mental health professionals, we share Mr. Blow’s concern.… Read more »
By Abby Phillip – The Boston Globe.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump was aware that his national security adviser Michael Flynn had misled White House officials and Vice President Mike Pence for ‘‘weeks’’ before he was forced to resign on … Read more »
By Richard Cohen – The Washington Post
Sooner or later in any administration, Casey Stengel comes to mind. The great Yankee manager, ending his career with the then-hapless New York Mets, looked down the dugout one dismal day in 1962 … Read more »
By Charles M. Blow – The New York Times.
The Trump resistance movement is stretching its wings, engaging its muscles and feeling its power. It is large and strong and tough. It has moved past debilitating grief and into righteous
Intelligence Community pushes back against a White House it considers leaky, untruthful and penetrated by the Kremlin
By – Observer.com
In a recent column, I explained how the still-forming Trump administration is already doing serious harm … Read more »
By Nicholas Kristof – The New York Times.
With the President Trump Reality Show, it’s easy to be distracted by ANGRY ALL-CAPITAL TWEETS or Oval Office tantrums. But resist, and stay focused on matters of life and death.
Consider two
By Roger Cohen – The New York Times.
Fact-based journalism is a ridiculous, tautological phrase. It’s like talking about oxygen-based human life. There is no other kind. Facts are journalism’s foundation; the pursuit of them, without fear or favor, is
