Tag: Donald Trump

Columns

I Think Icahn, I Think Icahn . . .

J.C. Hallman

August 21, 2017

Our former casino owner of a president is doubling his wager after every political loss, and we’re all watching his stack of chips diminish exponentially.

Shrinking the President

Sam Kriss

July 28, 2017

You sit the President of the United States down on a nice little chair, and he sprawls there, and he talks to you.

Moving Targets

Katherine Cross

July 27, 2017

We can oppose Trump’s trans ban and everything it sets out to do without valorizing the military’s bombs and bombast.

Spicer, Racked

Jason Linkins

July 21, 2017

There’s no real need to speak of Spicer’s legacy in complicated terms. He was not good.

How to Lie

Ben Schwartz

July 12, 2017

For the Trumps, English is a second language you learn only after learning to lie first.

We Are All at the Table Together

Sarah Jaffe

June 22, 2017

Sarah Jaffe interviews Autumn Zemke, co-chair of Northern Nevada Working Families Party.

Juneteenth, From Atlanta to Oakland

Sarah Jaffe

June 21, 2017

To mark the day, and its unfulfilled promises, a group of organizers planned a day of action: of reclaiming vacant land, forty acres in forty cities to be precise.

Holy Machiavels

Dave Denison

June 20, 2017

When Christians get behind a leader like Trump, are they following Christ—or Machiavelli?

Summon Your Tech Kids to the White House Day

Jacob Silverman

June 20, 2017

Who benefits when tech CEOs meekly take their seats before Trump and indulge his inarticulate blather?

Small Man in a Memory Hole

Max B. Sawicky

June 14, 2017

Still, there is one striking dog that didn’t bark here. Nobody in the hearing questioned the premise that the Russian state interfered in the U.S. presidential election.

No Is Not Enough: Naomi Klein on Looking Beyond Trump

Sarah Jaffe

June 12, 2017

Trump is not the crisis. He is a symptom of the crisis.

Putting People First in Pennsylvania

Sarah Jaffe

June 06, 2017

Welcome to Interviews for Resistance. Since election night 2016, the streets of the United States have rung with resistance. People all over the country have woken up with the conviction that they must do something to fight inequality in all its forms. But many are wondering ...