WASHINGTON — Representative Eric Swalwell approaches his impeachment manager duties as both an experienced prosecutor and a vocal critic of President Trump over the past several years. After graduating from […]
How Sheldon Adelson’s Death Could Affect the G.O.P.’s Future
The death of Sheldon G. Adelson, the casino magnate who used his vast fortune to tip the balance of power in Washington over the last decade by helping Republicans take […]
Opinion | The Shame of Jan. 6 Should Reverberate for Generations
Gail Collins: Well Bret, we’ve just got a little more than a week left of the Trump presidency. Think we’ve got time for one more impeachment? Bret Stephens: Impeach we […]
Opinion | The Narcissist in Chief Brings It All Crashing Down
Our president has never been a very stable man. But I’m trying to think of what threshold of loco he had to clear in order for one of his senior […]
Opinion | The Capitol Takeover That Wasn’t
In the confusion that followed Wednesday’s desecration of the Capitol, it was widely reported that the last time the building was stormed was in 1814. That overlooked a desperate day […]
How Trump’s Allies Are Still Defending Him: Denial, Deflection, Disinformation
This was one mob they found a way to excuse. Even as scores of President Trump’s usually unfailing loyalists condemned him for moving too slowly to call off the swarm […]
A New Year, Less Drama?
Welcome back! Believe me, we are more than ready to say goodbye to 2020 — right after we finish up this last bit of business down in Georgia. It’s Monday, […]
Opinion | My Joe Biden Story
As Ben Smith, the media columnist for The Times, suggested a few weeks ago, pretty much every journalist who passed through Washington, D.C., during the past half century knows President-elect […]
Opinion | Maybe Congress Needs More People From the College of Hard Knocks
Over the last few decades, Congress has diversified in important ways. It has gotten less white, less male, less straight — all positive developments. But as I was staring at […]
Harris Adds to a Diverse Staff Where a Majority, Like Their Boss, Are Women of Color
WASHINGTON — Vice President-elect Kamala Harris has chosen Tina Flournoy, a longtime aide to President Bill Clinton, to be her chief of staff, transition officials announced on Thursday, pairing a […]