Sam Stein and Will Sommer unpack the fallout from the Wall Street Journal’s reporting on a strange, possibly incriminating letter Donald Trump allegedly wrote to Jeffrey Epstein for his birthday.

If anyone in America was still thinking that Trump's ties to Epstein were a nothingburger, Trump’s own behavior this week has disabused them of that notion.

Portraying 2020 is hard not because of the trappings of the pandemic, but because this is how we all experienced 2020, getting everything and anything all of the time, every news clip from all over ...

Bombshell: Trump Admin’s Secret Flight Logs Revealed. Prisoner Exchanges With Venezuela? Hacked flight logs reveal dozens more migrants secretly deported by the U.S. to El Salvador’s gulag—just as a ...

Despite everything, America is a good place. But nowhere is it written that we will remain so in perpetuity. In order to be ...

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I want to live the American dream. . . . Just because I’m not a citizen doesn’t mean I don’t deserve a good life.” ...

Gen Z and Gen Alpha, which will likely come as no surprise to anyone who has seen the wall of manga in their local Barnes and ...

The 2003 gift was a bound book of birthday letters. According to the Journal, Trump’s was remarkably lurid—“several lines of ...

Ron DeSantis’s plan —now with approval from President Donald Trump—to use his state’s National Guard JAG officers as ...

President Trump, having apparently broken with Russian President Vladimir Putin (for now) and decided to supply Ukraine with more American weapons (that the Europeans will buy) seems intent on his ...

Asked last April whether he would release whatever information the government has about a number of A-list conspiracy ...